Sentence examples for delicately structured from inspiring English sources

These animals tend to be gray or black, delicately structured, and unstreamlined.

The year-old label, which just became available in the United States, includes modern, clean-lined pieces with intelligent hints of sex appeal: high-waist briefs that arch into a thong in back, balconette bras with slinky straps, and delicately structured camisoles -- all cut from superfine organic cotton and silk jersey, produced by Mr. Jaschke's family business.

"There were a lot of albums-as-narratives this year, every song delicately placed for structure.

And "Paterson" itself is a sort of poem — one with its own delicately calibrated internal structure, predicated on a cleverly sustained scheme of rhyme and repetition.

Some endeavors on modulating the CNT structure by delicately controlled growth parameters were also made [10].

Transistors are particularly complex structures, requiring delicately patterned films of a semiconductor like silicon doped with other elements and sandwiched with metal electrodes and insulating layers.

This structure has been regarded by some as the first truly Rococo church because of its light, airy structure and its delicately coloured, flowing, undulating decorations in coloured stucco and painted frescoes.

Three different TOG structures have been delicately designed to cooperate with the unique output performance of TENG and the actuated strain of DEA can be utilized to either compress or expand the spacing between grating array.

The surface of this tube is prefolded in the light of a developable origami pattern that is delicately designed to introduce a special structure on the surface of a square tube.

In this study, different samples of concrete, containing natural and recycled coarse aggregates and different ratios of nano-silica, were delicately prepared to examine the micro-structure associated material behaviour, and to quantitatively characterize the fracture surfaces after fast dynamic fracture.

In Bowlby's work on evacuees, Woodside and Slater's studies of separated families and Curle and Trist's work on the domestic disruption created by returning prisoners of war, the family structure was revealed as delicately balanced between competing psychological needs (Savage, 2011).