Sentence examples for delicately defined from inspiring English sources
With its glittering piano part and delicately defined orchestral shapes and textures, Schoenberg's 1942 Piano Concerto is one of his most immediately accessible 12-tone works.
The relationship is delicately defined and when Stewart's Hirst caresses Foster's face you even wonder if Spooner has inadvertently stumbled into a closeted menage.
Compared with the existing works, restriction on zero dynamics is further relaxed, and the dynamic order of a continuous adaptive state-feedback controller is reduced to be minimum (only one dimensional) through delicately defining an appropriate unknown parameter.
Normal brain function depends on a delicately balanced set of remarkably diverse lipids.
What social scientists delicately call "ethnocentrism" and "racial resentment" and "ingroup solidarity" are defining attributes of conservative voting behavior, and help organize a familiar if not necessarily rational coalition of ideological interests.
We find that the qualitative nature of our findings is sufficiently robust and is not delicately dependent on the choice of the different thresholds to define (mathcal{S}).
Adele's pale skin, dark hair, limpid eyes and long, delicately clasped hands are isolated by the blazing Byzantine patterns that define her gown and armchair.
However, it also defines the psychedelic experience - you can hear its brilliant, delicately frazzled songs and acid-soaked guitar solos in bands from Super Furry Animals to the Coral.
One sequence shows Ledgard delicately patching together a mosaic of his miracle skin, meticulously placing patches on a mannequin; this is the sort of surgical artisanship, Almodovar is telling us, that defines his own craft.
Clinton may seek to define Sanders as a marginal player in Congress who is pushing a budget-busting agenda of European-style social programs that will hobble the economy – but she needs to do so delicately.
