Sentence examples for fragile volume from inspiring English sources
The fragile volume, discovered in Cornell's basement studio by the curator Walter Hopps after the artist's death, languished at the Smithsonian for more than 20 years before wending its way to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Some books in the Dickinson Family Library contain markings, and in 2010 Houghton Library embarked upon a program to stabilize and digitize these fragile volumes.
A number of large sub-Saharan African countries classified as fragile received substantial volumes of DAH, while a few small island countries received high levels of DAH per capita.
The Future of Children published a volume on Fragile Families summarizing many of these findings.
Because of the fragile condition of the volume, access is regulated by Archives & Special Collections staff.
BaTiO3 dispersion in the matrix increases the tensile modulus of the composites and an evolution from ductile to fragile is observed for volume fractions above 12 vol%.
The impetus toward lower costs and higher volume is fragile, however, and if any one of the necessary conditions is removed, a discontinuous return to higher costs may result.
The primary bottleneck to achieving the MDGs in low-income countries is health systems that are too fragile to deliver the volume and quality of services to those in need.
But stepping back from the monthly figures, these figures still tell a fragile trade story with the volume of goods exports falling by more than 1% in Q1 and net trade seemingly detracting from GDP growth.
In the leaf gilding, the heavy wear eventually left the grounds exposed, like the lines of the frame of the illuminations, ivy leaves of rinceaux and haloes (Fig. 17c); these are fragile areas due to its volume (raised ground) associated to the micrometric thickness of the gold leaf, causing a higher friction.
The Kalahari and the Makgadikgadi in particular are extremely fragile environments, therefore the low volume and low impact luxury market is the only way to go.
