However, nature might use weak force interactions, far more delicate, to give materials their performance and character.
Tools became lighter and more delicate as anesthesia gave surgeons more time to operate on a patient.
We also use a lot of hickory and mesquite to give a more delicate smoke flavour".
I'm after something simpler, however, and Madhur's method, which cooks the pulses with chillies, turmeric, garlic and ginger, added only after skimming, gives a more delicate result.
There are two main schools of thought with tarte au citron – ordinary sweet shortcrust pastry, which is flaky and crumbly, or pâte sucrée, which is much fancier, and thus difficult to make, thanks to the high fat content, but which gives a more delicate, crisp result.
During the 1740s, English mirror frames in the heavy Palladian architectural style began to give way to more delicate designs that were much influenced by French Rococo examples.
Fortunately, it can also be used to dry sweaters and delicates, giving it more than one use.
Mr. Alegría has an obvious rapport with the saxophonist Laura Andrea Leguía, who wrote half of the tunes, and the guitarist Yuri Juárez, who gives the music its more delicate flourishes.
McCarthy and Matthews discarded oak barrels that gave the Chardonnay too aggressive a taste in favour of used barrels to impart a more "delicate, slightly European character".
Smaller watches have smaller, more delicate mechanisms.
