A photovoltaic field is classically made of parallel connected strings, each one formed by a number of series connected modules.
Porter was classically made solely from roasted malt, while stout had a component of roasted barley, too.
Some of his Waterside dishes are impossible to forget: an ethereally light chicken mousseline with Roquefort; lobster with white port; a classically made quenelle de brochet.
I think it's a beautiful-looking and classically made film, with serious action and violence delivered with sudden, shocking brutality".
In "True Grit," the Coens dial down the eccentricity and deliver their first classically made, audience-pleasing genre picture.
At first glance, the relationships are classically clear-cut in the two teasing one-act plays that make up "AdA," a trans-Atlantic melding of work by the playwrights Neil LaBute and Marco Calvani at La MaMa.
Three of the resulting pieces and an earlier, classically Minimalist wall sculpture made from slender pieces of extruded aluminum channeling make up "Aluminum channel, cast iron, paper: 1966-1977," the gorgeous show at Algus Greenspon.
(Chinen) BILL MAYS INVENTIONS TRIO (Tonight and tomorrow night) The pianist Bill Mays, the trumpeter Marvin Stamm and the cellist Alisa Horn make up an improvising chamber group called the Inventions Trio, which just released a classically minded new album called "Fantasy" (Palmetto).
The classically designed gardens, with fountains and columned paths, are in the interior courtyards of the 1920s apartment buildings that make up the neighborhood.
Conservatives were smart enough to see that his appeal to independents and floating voters, who make up a larger proportion of the electorate than either of the two main parties, is their only hope of retaining the White House.American elections classically involve a two-step: the candidate runs to the extreme in the primary, then back to the centre for the general.
