* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The prose is visual, too, giving perfect freeze-frames of its characters' absurd contortions, as when Walter Shandy destroys one of his own brilliant, barmy intellectual conjectures by simultaneously attempting to extract a handkerchief with his right hand from a left-hand pocket.
The slideshow below is a better defense of the universe's most perfect frozen treat than we could ever mount.
The maturation method may also provide a key to perfecting egg freezing, said Dr. Richard P. Marrs, medical director for California Fertility Partners in Los Angeles.
The weather during the three winter collection periods in 2006, 2007 and 2009 was extremely cold, perfect for instantly freezing the scat and preserving it for laboratory analysis.
They all keep well in the refrigerator, and they also can be frozen, perfect for pulling out on a summer day when the heat has sapped your desire to cook.
The deep valley, consistent low temperatures and lack of sunlight create the perfect conditions for waterfalls to freeze and stay frozen, usually from mid-December to late March.
5. Why go to all the effort of making baked potatoes when nature gave us frozen mashed potato, perfect for making bread, chocolate cake and frozen mashed-potato sandwiches.
As usual, this actress is just about perfect: crisp but not frozen.
They would be immediately frozen, the perfect convenience food; a few handfuls, dropped straight into boiling water, could make a lunch in just minutes for the family of six.
When I met the writers in Los Angeles last year, they explained that this reference to Euler's identity is a perfect example of a freeze-frame gag, a form of humour that was largely developed by the show's writing team.
It's not entirely perfect, as it occasionally freezes up–just like the iPod does but after restarting, it operates like normal without any lingering defects.
