Moreover, however efficient Darwin's mental machinery became, he never lost his aesthetic taste: it seems to have inspired him.
If the scoring were simplified, Bennett said, kendo would lose "its aesthetic value, and as a result, its value as a means for personal cultivation, replaced by a winning-at-all-costs mentality, which is pretty much what is considered to have happened to Olympic judo".
The gels successfully incorporated the drug and enhancer without losing their aesthetic properties.
Will the punk, DIY aesthetic get lost?
For humans had lost their spiritual and aesthetic knowledge of forest, wood and bosque, seeing only exploitation and utility in trees.
Ms. Dupouy knew the hotel well, and relying largely on memory -- the Liagre aesthetic was lost when the hotel was refurbished in 2002 -- she worked to recreate its look for her clients.
Spinotti noted that in doing so, scenes which he felt had been captured with a "beautiful" aesthetic were lost, as the production did not have the time to recreate the original lighting conditions.
You have nothing to lose but your aesthetic pain.
With online art featured last year in high-profile exhibitions at the Whitney and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, he said, the Net was losing its shaggy aesthetic.
In no case, he said, would the hub lose its aboveground aesthetic signature: an elliptical, ribbed, winged structure that Mr. Calatrava has likened to a bird taking flight: a potent symbol of rebirth at the site of the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001.
