If no material was seen on the slides to plain eye without using an optical instrument, up to four aspirations were performed.
That option is typically made of highly subsidized commodity crops, which become, to the plain eye, sugary, salty, fatty questionable "foods".
Food borne hazards can be microbiological, chemical or physical in nature and are often invisible to the plain eye; bacteria, viruses or pesticide residues are some examples.
We see an old black-and-white clip of her dancing in "Café Müller," wearing a plain shift, with eyes downcast — "as if she'd risen from the dead," somebody recalls, and "Pina" should be read less as a polite memorial than as a palpitating act of resurrection.
We see an old black-and-white clip of her dancing in "Café Müller," wearing a plain shift, with eyes downcast—"as if she'd risen from the dead," somebody recalls, and "Pina" should be read less as a polite memorial than as a palpitating act of resurrection.
In the dry weather the streams are much contracted, and only a plain of sand meets the eye.
Yellow-eye snapper, a plain fish, didn't stand up to its sides of grilled shrimp and tasty risotto with poblano chili and sweet corn.
If the rest of your room has subdued colors, your accents could use a bright color (such as red or yellow) to draw the eye and give a plain room a splash of energy.
Go for an ornate frame or a porthole-style round mirror, or take a plain frame and paint it an eye-popping color.
Other physical features include a thick neck, a plain back, and rather small and beady eyes.
In June 2011 it was "a plain of chaos, a monstrous collage that no eye, no painting could truly capture".
