For $85 you get a number and caliber of dishes — including a wacky and wonderful blizzard of cold foie gras flakes and a cheeky panna cotta whose sweet, milky flavor mimics the sublime dregs of a bowl of cereal — that might cost $150 in a more formal environment.
Though it sustained a loss at Loyola, Appels is hopeful that the level of intensity and caliber of play showcased will be a springboard going forward.
In greater Seattle and the San Juan Islands you get a lineup and caliber of local oysters that aren't easily matched, in addition to superb spot prawns, salmon, black cod and halibut.
Systematic changes in the volume and caliber of turbidity flows through time trigger a fall of the equilibrium profile, which drives erosion and sediment bypass across the slope, followed by a rise of the equilibrium profile, which allows deposition on the slope of increasingly mud-rich sediments through time.
Because you are about to experience a type and caliber of education that every student deserves, but very few receive.
T1 sequences are excellent for surveying the anatomy and caliber of the spinal cord.
Various weights, sizes and calibers of bullets.
These included the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, which Yard thought was too recreational and not of the caliber of a national park.
In multiple linear regression models, each 10 mm Hg increase in systolic BP, diastolic BP, and mean arterial BP (MAP) was associated with significant decreases in retinal arteriolar caliber of a 1.4, 3.0, and 2.6 μm, and significant decreases in retinal venular caliber of a 0.6, 0.7, and 0.9 μm, respectively.
The name, which her 12-year-old son, Max came up with, has two meanings: "The caliber of a gun and how the caliber of a city is raised when illegal guns are taken off its streets," she said.
Notice the small caliber of a normal, tight DRUJ.
