Because it means it has the classic proportions of a roadster, with a long hood and short trunk, and all that adds up to something we daresay is missing in the car world for the most part.
Venini and Zecchin persuaded the blowers to produce vessels with the clean lines and the classic proportions of Renaissance and ancient Roman glass.
A gifted journalist, a biographer and historian of classic proportions, an amateur painter of talent, an orator of rare power, a soldier of courage and distinction, Churchill, by any standards, was a man of rare versatility.
In time, users adapt to flawed technology of all kinds, whether of classic proportions or of postmodern excess.
Mr. Percoco's lawyer, Barry A. Bohrer, characterized the prosecution as "an overreach of classic proportions," adding that a Supreme Court decision in June that overturned the corruption conviction of former Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia established that his client's conduct was lawful.
Former George W. Bush administration official John Bolton called the agreement "a surrender of classic proportions," and for Bolton, war is the only answer.
In summary, high-resolution genome mapping using fresh frozen microdissected samples suggests clonality between classic LCIS and a substantial proportion of adjacent malignant synchronous lesions of lobular and ductal phenotype.
Furthermore, by examining kinetic changes during extended in vitro culture, different nuclear morphometric characteristics were observed in PMNs from RA cases, with a lower proportion of the classic lobulated phenotype, coupled with a much higher proportion of delobulated cells at the initial time point.
"Its classic proportions register here," he says of Fiestaware, "in your cerebral cortex".
Flawless Proportions The Hammond-Harwood House is a classic example of the five-part Anglo-Palladian brick mansion popular in America before the Revolution.
