Children suffer particularly complex injuries from explosive weapons and require specialized treatment "because their bodies are smaller, more delicate and still developing," the report said.
More delicate in presentation, but still powerfully intense, is a bowl of sautéed eels with chives, deep in a pleasant oiliness that is cut first by the oniony zing of yellow leeks (as ever, there is no truth in advertising), and then by a healthy dose of ground black pepper applied by the waiter tableside, and stirred into the dish with a flourish.
Still more delicate and often neither meaningful nor revealing are comparisons based on a linear scale of 'intelligence'intelligence
It offers a really nice brightness in flavor as it shares the same acid base as wine, but it is still a more delicate alternative to vinegar or lemon juice in "brightening" dishes.
He's recovered, but he's still slower and more delicate than other dogs.
He still makes the smaller more delicate works for which he became known in the late 1980s, as evidenced by a display in an upstairs gallery.
Far more delicate is coming up with a design that still evokes Rolls-Royce's history while avoiding the cars' increasingly fusty image.
Some growers in the Mosel still seem more comfortable with sweet wines or with lighter weight, more delicate dry whites than with the intense, concentrated Grosses Gewächs style, which is like the Mercedes S-Class of German winemaking.
However, other military targets are far more delicate.
Spätlese trockens, far more common, are still pretty big, hovering near 13percentt alcohol, a far cry from the more delicate sweet rieslings, with around 7 to 10percentt.
