Dr. Charles Eaton, a hand surgeon in Jupiter, Fla., said the technique had been slow to gain acceptance by other American surgeons because "it sounds crazy to work on the delicate structures of the hand without cutting it open to see what you are doing," especially when Dupuytren's disease often distorts the anatomy of the hand.
Though I heard that often in Antwerp, there was a real effort to dig deeper: as Andrea Riccardi said, "to work on the delicate frontier that is both spiritual and concrete - of war, religion and peace".
If you don't have an anti static strap, touching either the frame of your case or your power supply will ground you enough so that you can work on the delicate parts of your PC.
He said he saw Czerkawski streaking toward the goal, and the Islanders had worked on such delicate touch passing in practice.
Engineer Anna Heathcote, meanwhile, is working on the delicate relationship between the quality of the ride, the train and the track geometry - a task that requires frequent liaison with Network Rail.
At studio/contemporary art complex Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the pair worked on the delicate patterns, which are reminiscent of Dustin's contemporary 3D psychogeography glass collage sculptures.
He does not work on a small, delicate scale: The maquette of the royal wedding is 22 inches by 30 inches, and "Roman Forum," completed in 2006, is nine feet wide by five feet tall.
Embroidery is having quite a moment in fashion – and on Instagram – right now, with a growing number of artists and designers posting pictures of their delicate work on social media.
In addition to the Leonardo, the show features Hans Memling's "Last Judgment" (1467-71), a delicate work on wood panel that has never been shown in the United States, as well as five views of Warsaw by the Venetian master Bernardo Bellotto.
Traditional methods of attaching tracking tags, by looping them around a leg, wouldn't work on the swift's delicate, stubby limbs.
