An incidental character in "Him With His Foot in His Mouth" appears, does his brief turn and then vanishes, leaving behind an unforgettable impression: "He was a huge man dressed in velvet dinner clothes, a copious costume, Kelly green in color, upon which his large, pale, clever head seemed to have been deposited by a boom".
Ms. Miller's fine color photography, along with copious period illustrations, lead readers on a tour through the social, artistic, scientific and religious theories that inspired Olmsted and Vaux.
Colors are radiant and pure; copious amounts of red, usually seconded by yellow and black, seem to have been de rigueur.
The patients were placed on the open ward prior to development of symptoms.>> All the patients developed unexplained high fever (over 39°), bloating, nausea, vomit, a high stoma output or diarrhea in the color of yellow-green with copious amounts of mucus leading to dehydration and tachycardia after short time of operation (2-4d).
"Ocean's Eleven" is mainly interesting today as a disinterred time capsule of period clothes and sexual attitudes: there are the solid-color cardigans and narrow black ties; the copious drinks poured neat; the cigarettes thoughtfully smoked, as if they contained wisdom that could be dragged out of them; the pushy women quickly disposed of.
Specimens producing copious quantities of milk may be used to add color to marinades.
Of particular interest to spongologists is the fact that Smenospongia species exhibit a curious aerophobic color-change reaction; when removed from the water the sponge becomes rubbery, exuding copious quantities of mucus and spontaneously transforming from brown to violet black, a color that is preserved after drying.
To help visualize the swirls and eddies generated by the shrimp, the researchers added copious amounts of silver-coated microspheres to the water and illuminated them with a red laser, a color that doesn't seem to affect the shrimps' behavior. .
Having made copious notes of their own findings and analyzed heaps of published data, Mr. Booth's team summarized the results by color-coding the streets in the first Poverty Map, which was published in 1889.
There are copious caveats.
