To study the delicate skeleton without damaging it, scientists created a high-resolution, digital reconstruction of the fossil using x-rays at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility in Grenoble, France.
The music becomes a study in delicate concentration, akin to a Debussy ?de. "Sonatine," a solo for Maddie Deavenport, is marked by handsome contrasts: dancing and walking, lower and upper body, looking one way while proceeding the other.
Nevertheless, as results of the present study illustrated, delicate adjustments of temperature and duration of this step are important for optimum sensitivity of SNP discrimination in DNA pools.
During the first encounter of Watanabe (Kenichi Matsuyama), an earnest, brooding Japanese college student, and Naoko (Rinko Kikuchi), the onetime sweetheart of his best friend, Kizuki, who committed suicide, the camera studies the delicate curves of their lips merging in a near-sacred rite of communion.
They are also non-destructive, allowing studies of delicate biological materials without damage.
Neutrons are also non-destructive, allowing studies of delicate biological materials without damage.
The significant proportion of often abandoned marginal/enclosed agricultural land in city peripheries has given rise to the need for studying the delicate relationship between built-up areas and rural land.
Delacroix used the traditional genre of flower painting throughout his career to examine form and colour, and both his small studies of delicate irises and jasmine as well as large oil paintings of carefully composed floral still lives are on show.
Though it has to work on many levels at once, Udala Trees delivers a delicate study of the competing forces that pull at Ijeoma: her gay identity, the defeat of independent Biafra, the taboo of Igbo and Hausa relationships, and Ijeoma's demotion from upper-middle class student to poor house-girl.
This year, she submitted a delicate study of a grave young Georgian girl, capturing the subject's poise, but also her awkwardly fidgeting fingers.
