Here rendered by digital animation, the structure is pristine at the start and slowly decays over 10 days.
Sometimes the wads of gum are pristine, at other times they are contaminated with matches and other refuse, or compacted with city grit and dirt.
She is pristine at her harp on set opener "81"; thoughtful and transported for "Have One on Me", the complex title track from her third album.
(The new owners have already invaded with their team of architects, designers and other transformers. The place will be pristine and gorgeous, at least until their two little boys initiate the premises!).
But just a glance at what should be pristine white marble domes of the local landmark shows that air quality is a major concern.
It's pristine, except at the end of the day, when clumps of dirt and hair, blown across the expansive floor like tumbleweeds across the desert, have gathered on the grand staircase that leads to the subway.
All the model tenets are based on the assumption that riverine ecosystems around the world are pristine or at least have not been modified sufficiently to alter their basic community properties and ecosystem functioning.
"[Shrimp farmers] move to a place free of disease with better water quality – a place that's pristine, or at least healthy.
"[Shrimp farmers] move to a place free of disease with better water quality a place that's pristine, or at least healthy.
They were pristine and big, at nearly 750 square feet.
