Some are huge, others just a few inches high; some intricate, others simple.
After a visit to Estação da Luz, a beautiful 19th-century train station with high ceilings, intricate ironwork and narrow walkways that could easily have been the body double for Gare Montparnasse in Martin Scorsese's movie "Hugo," it was time for our urban ninja run.
"Americans often want a mix of English character–high ceilings, intricate plaster moldings, working fireplaces with American amenities like air conditioning, parking and security that is very difficult to find," says Paul Tayler, Paul Tayler a broker with Sotheby's International Realty in London.
Asmussen said that one of the greatest challenges in developing God of War III for the PlayStation 3 was the "complexity of everything"; individual tasks, such as designing Helios' decapitation, could take a year because the "level of detail [that was] expected [was] so high and intricate, it [crossed] multiple departments".
And Mr. Chmerkovskiy surfs the high-velocity, intricate choreography with a legato ease that makes it seem effortless.
In addition, we also found the presence of certain higher sized intricate structures of larger dimensions, made up of these globular proteins, under the electron microscope.
The high arcades and intricate detail were cast by Daniel Badger, although much of the present ornamentation is replacement work.
The Spanish colonial buildings are in bright colors, two stories high, with these intricate wooden, windowed balconies.
"What I think of as the classic Persian rug -- vivid colors, high knot count, intricate design -- is not what's selling," said Rosalind Rustigian, owner of Rustigian Rugs in Providence, R.I., and president of the Oriental Rug Retailers Association.
Shakila's head, in fact, with its high cheekbones and intricate hijab, laid out on a plate like the head of John the Baptist, because who do I know of the Hazara people except my dear, my swift-running Shakila, with her ferocity and her bravery and her brains?
