Under DC conditions, the addition of BD enhanced the perfection of [100] preferred crystal orientation and promoted a considerable grain refinement.
His objective: vertiginous height accompanied by this city's notion of priceless perfection: enhanced Central Park views.
Grilled beef tenderloin (cooked to pink perfection, enhanced by a luxuriant Barolo red wine sauce), was served over mashed potatoes enriched by a devastating Gorgonzola cream, along with fresh al dente asparagus stacked around the beef.
The dry martini evolved through the 1890s, from gin with sweet vermouth, orange bitters and a cherry to the super-dry olive-enhanced perfection that was first drunk in 1904.
But luckily writer Andrew Stanton chose to embrace a bit of grain, preferring the look of the movie that hadn't been rendered to computer-enhanced perfection.
As technology continues to develop so has the ability to enhance looks of perfection.
Likewise, there's nothing fancy about espárragos a la plancha, but the bite size, diagonal cuts of asparagus, lightly seared to al dente perfection, are beautifully enhanced by bits of briny black olives and sweet red piquillo pepper, laced with a light vinaigrette.
Few events are more intrinsically ridiculous than the sequined spectacle of surgically enhanced females fake-baked to perfection and trotted on stage to one-up one another with vacuous platitudes in the hopes of winning … a tiara.
The 8-foot tall, humanoid Engineers were created by applying bulky, full-body prosthetics to the actors, whose facial features were diminished by the material, and were later digitally enhanced to preserve the "godlike" physical perfection.
Here Leibniz emphasizes the fact that the perfection of a world that maximizes the variety of phenomena it contains is enhanced by the simplicity of its laws since this displays the intelligence of the creator who created it.
A photo requires perfection or correctness or whatever for a single moment in time, and can be enhanced beyond that.
