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The desert environs of Morocco further ensure that the minerals in this meteorite — which was named Tissint, after a nearby village — are essentially pristine.
The desert environs of Morocco further ensure that the Martian minerals in this meteorite -- which was named Tissint, after a nearby village -- are essentially pristine.
The upper teeth, particularly the premolar and molar cheek teeth, are essentially pristine and show wear only on the tip of the upper right canine, incisors, and anterior edge of M1, which also suggest a relatively young individual (Figs 4 and 5).
But, choosing to wear a Kippah essentially problematizes the pristine racial construct of being white in America.
An experiment in Seattle found that passersby are four times more likely to help lost tourists on lively streets filled with lots of small shops than on pristine, but essentially characterless, blocks, where people tend to move more quickly.
Comparison of the common canonical pathways disturbed by pristine CeO2 NPs and degraded NB NPs essentially showed that they all disturbed mitochondrial functions and the oxidative phosphorylation pathway.
Like the famously immaculate manuscripts of Mozart, it is pristine, fluent, devoid of decorative flourish, essentially elegant rather than demonstratively so.
It is a thrill to see it in pristine condition, and it should be pristine considering that the course has been essentially closed for ameliorations and preparations since November.
It is a rush to see it in pristine condition, and it should be pristine considering that the Ailsa course has been essentially closed for ameliorations and preparations since last November.
