It is a luxurious 21st-century home within an 18th-century structure, architecturally correct down to the proper hand-tooling of masonry grout.
Yes, it's bistro and bohemian and correct down to the sautéed rabbit livers set atop a bright salad cut sour with endive and bright with vinaigrette.
The old mama toad in Long's book seems anatomically correct down to the flecks in the irises, making her all the more horrifying.
Obviously the tricky part is figuring out when you get to the peak in that bubble and ultimately how far you correct down to some normal supply/demand-driven level.
The sculpture, consisting of hundreds of tiny interlocking pieces of wood so skillfully dovetailed and joined as to avoid detection, is anatomically correct down to the smallest detail and includes the artist's own hair and fingernails.
In addition to single-isotope SPECT, model-based scatter correction has shown promise for accurately correcting down-scatter in simultaneous 99mTc/Tl cardiac SPECT [ 3, 4, 21].
All the blooms are big, made of pale turquoise fabric, and most seem anatomically correct right down to the leaves and stamen.
Every detail is obsessively correct, right down to the miners' vintage 1980s T-shirts and their lovingly reprinted Coal Not Dole badges.
In addition to overseeing a construction and props budget, she ensured that period details were correct, right down to the drab, cheap curtains she had specially printed for "The Prince and the Showgirl," starring Olivier and Marilyn Monroe, and the tankards she thought appropriate for a wine shop during the Terror in "A Tale of Two Cities".
After David Davis, the secretary of state for exiting the EU, was corrected by Downing Street after telling MPs it was unlikely Britain would stay in the single market, Boris Johnson has endorsed a new alliance of pro-Brexit politicians aimed at pressuring Theresa May into fully delivering on leaving the EU.
