Contemporary accounts written by overawed foreign dignitaries marvelled at the palace's legendary staff of black eunuchs, its famed musicians and its elegant purpose-built pavilions.
"I think there's a larger trend towards unbundling apps and making very easy, simple, clean and elegant single purpose use case apps, and I think that's what we're doing".
The snap, crackle and pop that is so charming in the two-seat Jaguar F-type becomes intrusive in an otherwise elegant, all-purpose SUV whose owners might prefer more discretion.
It wouldn't look out of place in your local Apple Store, next to the iPhones and iPods, its minimal, white, elegant Japanese design belying its prurient purpose.
This elegant statement of purpose confirms that our Founders saw a more energetic, more capable federal government as the best possible guarantor of individual rights.
Furthermore, two elegant and general-purpose methods [ 12, 24] for predicting linear B-cell epitopes, ABCpred [ 12] and LBtope [ 24], using the BR-HCVTe dataset were compared with Bcell-HCV.
In contrast, vessels used in ritual contexts are often smaller and can be decorated with motifs indicating their ceremonial purpose; an elegant Cameroon Grassfields (but possibly Bamileke) vessel has a frieze of stylized spider motifs associated with royalty, suggesting it was probably used in a royal ceremony, perhaps to hold palm wine.
Pointing out that the wall is part of a larger structure called the Piccadilly Pavilion, which houses a cafe and a restaurant, he said: "The wall is wonderful," adding: "It's not public art, it's a building, but it's interesting, elegant and serves a purpose.
Here the vast centre of Sir Robert Smirke's 1840s buildings was unclogged of the British Library's former bookstacks and covered with an elegant roof, the main purpose of which magnificence was to create a zone for milling, browsing, munching and gulping.
On the other hand, for the purpose of elegant spectral coexistence, the underlay spreading spectrum (SS) of USCS should also be strictly restricted by regulatory emission mask [13].
Sulla and Cicero left their own memoirs as aids to historians, and, when Julius Caesar published his Commentarii for propagandistic purposes, his elegant Latin transformed them into a literary form in their own right.
