Sentence examples for increase in delicacy from inspiring English sources

In order to preserve an accurate history, every realisation statement is permanent: nothing in it can be altered, deleted, contradicted or inserted (except as a form of increase in delicacy).

It follows, therefore, that each next step in the process provides a more delicate analysis than the previous one(s): the information ever increasing in delicacy refers back to the ultimate descriptum, i.e., the point of origin.

Figure 6 Systemic organization of types of 'explaining' — three steps in delicacy.

These options could be extended in delicacy, but this may be sufficient for common educational purposes.

It is popular across the continents in delicacy and replaces pork or lamb in Chinese vegetarian cuisine.

Seasonal products, from Christmas trees to toys, trinkets and delicacies, are piled up in the country's ports, thanks to inefficient, congested wharves and a dramatic increase in imports.

But what this Ferretti show gained in supreme delicacy, it lacked in energy.

Mr. Mabus suggested that with increasing delicacy about the presence of American bases in countries from Iraq and Saudi Arabia to Afghanistan, the naval services would become more important because they offered ways to deploy troops that did not rely on land bases.

(14) Location in time and space, including institutional space, proceeds from distant to close-up; there is always a move towards greater detail, increasing delicacy of focus.

The movie is heroic in the delicacy of its craftsmanship.

So this increased admixture of playfulness, delicacy and orchestral effects strikes you as the kind of variegation that artists — and species — make in order to survive and thrive.