The skull bones were thinner and generally more delicate.
Reviews were generally favorable ("delicate and judicious in its criticism, brilliant in its illustration, easy and pointed in its style," one said), and Cambridge was pleased.
In Silicon Valley's start-up ecosystem, founders and investors have generally maintained a delicate power equilibrium.
Damselflies are generally smaller, more delicate, and fly weakly in comparison with dragonflies (suborder Anisoptera).
Homemade head cheese of pork, celery, onions and herbs in aspic generally achieves a delicate perfection; occasionally, however, it is too stiffly set and lacks sufficient meat.
That call coincided with the annual meeting of the National People's Congress and a consultative legislature, which is generally a politically delicate time in Beijing.
Some ecologists claim that it can lead to widespread erosion, prevent animal mi gration and generally upset the always delicate ecology of the area.
He chooses the smallest of musical genres, the vocal quartet with piano, and a style whose expressive possibilities are limited, delicate and generally ironic, so that a gentle harmonic displacement can speak of quiet anxiety and a rippling piano texture depict unruly nature and spiritual confusion.
Phylogeographic breaks in the delicate skink generally correspond to dry habitat and topographic barriers (i.e. Burdekin Gap, St Lawrence Gap, Kroombit Tops, McPherson Range; Hunter Valley, southern NSW; Figure 1, 2, 3).
Condensers are a bit more delicate and generally more expensive, but are much more detailed, bright, and clear than similarly priced dynamics.
