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Inside its protective membranes and the skull's hard casing, this delicate organ is usually well-shielded.
But over the last century, gradually this delicate balance of these places has been interfered with; first, by the urban planners of the colonial period, when the French went enthusiastically about, transforming what they saw as the un-modern Syrian cities.
As a chef, what first struck me was its delicate taste and its versatility.
Today, she’s really hoping to do some of the nerve-sparing, extremely delicate dissection that can preserve erectile function.
It's about 300 feet wide, the size of a football field, and it sits on just four very delicate columns.
And like any flight, the most delicate part is the liftoff, the beginning, because when you design a pop concert, the prime material that you're working with is something that doesn't take trucks or crew to transport it.
Well, you see, this prolapse was so delicate, I could practically see myself pulling it out of the nerve root canal before she entered the consultation room.
But we were also getting information that this incredibly delicate environment and its people were under threat because they were at the frontline of both Middle Eastern politics and climate change.
It is the product of four or so billion years of a delicate and complex co-evolution between life and Earth, of which humans only represent the very last speck of time.
The world of seas he and his brothers had created when they dropped the gourd became the world of humans, where the caracaracols who followed Deminan maintained the delicate balance between people and gods.
Corals are very delicate organisms, and they are devastated by any rise in sea temperatures.
Ideally, the cornea and lens work together to focus light on the surface of the retina, but several kinds of refractive errors can impair this delicate system.
The problem is that vaccines are delicate organisms really, and they need to be stored between two degrees and eight degrees.
The conflict between these houses upends the delicate political balance on Arrakis.
(Speaks Spanish) A cartoon involves a delicate balance of ideas and drawings that reveal a hidden truth.
And since this was introduced in 1999, a lot of these robots have been out and being used for surgical procedures like a prostatectomy, which is a prostate deep in the pelvis, and it requires fine dissection and delicate manipulation to be able to get a good surgical outcome.
This delicate balance highlights the constraints inherent in the human body, and the fact that the evolutionary process must work with the materials already available.
They're just so, so delicate.
Cold weather keeps their delicate casing from drying out, enabling the virus to survive for longer between hosts, while UV exposure from sunlight may damage it.
In "Rams Head with Hollyhock," she places a weathered skull and a delicate flower high above the hills below.
This is a system that relies on kindness and trust, which also makes it very delicate and vulnerable.
The most difficult things to X-ray, the most technically challenging things to X-ray are the lightest things, the most delicate things.
He creates these fine, delicate images which he then repeats on a massive scale.
Subtle maneuvering of the hands is required to perform delicate tasks like this.
As a new father, I have a qualitatively different sense of just how delicate babies are, what our obligations are towards them and how much love we can feel towards a child.
It can pick up very delicate objects like a raw egg, or in this case, a lightbulb.
They extend long and delicate branches, and in short, they look like trees.
It is OK that he defends his position on the euthanasia, an extremely delicate issue.
This movie also crosses the oh so delicate line of social incorrectness when they introduce a mentally challenged character into the plot.
The delicate contour of ideas are crushed.
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