But Blake is pre-eminently "high-end".
Here we will describe the application of our non-invasive optical gating technique to 3D imaging of the beating zebrafish heart, resulting in a novel imaging modality that is eminently suitable for high-throughput imaging and developmental analyses.
Low and high numbers were eminently possible in a third round in which the capricious winds remained consistent (if gusts of up to 25mph could ever be described as "consistent", that is).
A variety show, a tray of bonbons, a guilty pleasure, or no fun at all: these are four possible perspectives on the yearly gala benefit of the Richard Tucker Foundation, presenting opera stars in scenes and arias, and an atmosphere more like a sporting event than high art, albeit eminently enjoyable.
It carries a lofty valuation of 45 times my estimate of 2008 earnings, but its growth is so impressive that the high multiple is eminently worthwhile.
Amid this bounty, "Timeless" is like a gift brought to a wealthy person's party -- it's heartfelt, high-quality and eminently tasteful but not really essential.
It is true that Stillwater, Minn., bears more than a passing resemblance to the mythical Lake Wobegon of Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion," that the good-natured little town sits similarly, snugly, in the St. Croix River Valley, in the shadow of the high-tech but eminently livable cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, 30 minutes to the southwest.
She would be the first Asian/Indian appointed to the high court and is eminently qualified.
When an architect designs a building, and several months later the architect's vision is realized in a physical structure, that physical structure was eminently contained, or contained in a higher manner, in the mind of the architect.
Many are eminently sensible: free parking, business rate concessions, high street deregulation, tougher rules for negligent landlords, and so forth.
