"Scuttlehole Road is probably one of the most beautiful vistas of land-to-sea that still remains intact out here," protested the artist Eric Fischl, a longtime North Haven resident, in an e-mail rumination in support of using private dollars, including his, to ensure that the lines are buried and the skies left pristine.
The analysis involves signal decomposition along the energy or stimulus direction, whereas the spatial portion of the signal is left pristine.
Thus my proposal is 1) to use the West Third under a regime similar to the International Telecommunication Union one, 2) the Est Third to be left pristine and 3) for the time being, to leave the central far Third in a TBD regime for future discussions.
The performance was a knockout as far as I'm concerned, leaving typically pristine Chelsea art viewers thoroughly immersed in Dalbesio's intention, skeezey as it was, coated in her filthy residue, and questioning their own perverse desires.
Now, using an experimental model that required leaving the pristine conditions of the lab for the messier ones of life, a team of scientists from the Boston University School of Medicine have discovered what that allergen is.
Now, a team of scientists from the Boston University School of Medicine using an experimental model that required leaving the pristine conditions of the lab for the messier ones of life have discovered that the allergen usually is cockroaches.
From sea level, as from on high, the anxious cacophony, the urgent currents of street and sidewalk traffic, the crowding, the hustle, the grind and the grime all evaporate, leaving a pristine, breezy urban paradise, its sharp vertical planes glinting in the late afternoon sun like a jewel in a sea green setting.
Having Paint Protection Film professionally installed on hoods, mirrors, fenders, door handles, door edges, and bumpers will provide an invisible barrier against rocks, insects, debris and winter sand and salt - leaving a pristine paint job underneath.
Think of John Farrell as a parent who leaves a pristine home and returns awhile later to find it in shambles.
As the song transitions from delicate "Prelude" to the impassioned "Fugue," the viewer leaves the pristine white walls of the imaginary exhibition for a grittier, dirtier parking garage.
