Tom is ticklish.

This is really delicate.

LONDON This is a tricky time to be a state, and an even trickier time to be a citizen.

It's a very delicate subject.

Catherine's absolute power and the delicate balance of courtier status greatly influenced the relationship at Court with Paul, who openly disregarded his mother's opinions.

Everything about my work has become more whimsical.

There is a risk for 'green colonialism'

Newman believed the score helped move the film along without disturbing the moral ambiguity of the script It was a real delicate balancing act in terms of what music worked to preserve .

Burma s refugees maintain a tenuous status in Thailand.

To add insult to injury is not making any allowance for this activity attitude leaving some of those copies of local biodiversity threatened with extinction, thus damaging the ecological balance of the region.

It is this fear of a fast growing number of nuclear armed states, not the fine balancing of the US and Russian nuclear arsenals, that the case for Global Zero must address.

Some 400,000 refugees many of them Sunni Muslims, including fugitive rebels have poured over the border from Syria, exacerbating sectarian tensions and threatening to disrupt Lebanon s delicate social and political balance.

We altered our ecological niche by creating civilization.

Durable Fresnel lenses can be molded from plastic and are inexpensive.

There are a number of natural processes that can form lakes.

That's why Pleo's soft and gentle and loving.

There was a balance, a five sided balance.

He's a 'greenpeacer', I really admire him!

Dune was the first major ecological science fiction novel.

Basically, these people committed ecological suicide in order to make more of these.

Species have functional traits that are uniquely adapted to the ecological niche.

The situation today is very different from the initial one.

Durable, engineered, permanent those are in opposition to idiosyncratic, delicate and ephemeral.

At the height of the Cold War, Sagan became involved in public awareness efforts for the effects of nuclear war when a 1982 mathematical climate model, titled Twilight at Noon suggested that a substantial nuclear exchange could trigger a nuclear twilight and upset the delicate balance of life on Earth by cooling the surface.

The damage suffered, also in ecological terms, cannot be expressed in money.

Keeping the universe very, very smooth at early times is not easy it's a delicate arrangement.

But it's a broad and very delicate subject, so I have to limit myself.

And we're going to build something now, organize it, the phrases. Here we go. Nice and slow?

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Many axiomatic developments assume the existence of states of thermodynamic equilibrium and of states of thermal equilibrium.

The delicate environment of Maldives is in need of a responsible waste management system.

The princess was tall, very beautiful, well proportioned, with a delicate face.

He has a lot of poise.

Tom lost his balance.

He kept his balance.

For the first time, an ecoscape as large as ocean scale, showing where the sharks go.

If the world economy s current growth patterns continue, we face ecological disaster.

The parameters of a realized niche are described by the realized niche width of that species.

He worked in Vietnam and Pakistan as social and ecological consultant in 1972.

Turkey s Balancing Act

Tom tried to regain his balance.

Today Fernando de Noronha's economy depends on tourism, restricted by the limitations of its delicate ecosystem.

It's a form, if you like, of ecological altruism perhaps something along those lines. Maybe it's that.

Also it will attract the local marine ecology, who will find their own ecological niches within this architecture.

Iranian environmental bloggers tell the story of this ecological disaster and provide information about demonstration.