But La Roux — the London duo of Ms. Jackson and Ben Langmaid — makes pristine, exuberant and astonishingly faithful mid-1980s club-pop.
The lawn of an empty house, littered with broken bikes and weeds over the summer, has been made pristine once more by its new owners.
Just as provocatively, however, but harder to see behind the scaffolding, are Urban's original ideas, the Hearstian heraldry not only preserved but made pristine.
We rationalized that the desorption of the surface adsorbed H (Hads) to be the rate determining step (RDS), making pristine TiO2 a poor photocatalyst that only catalyze the EG conversion at very low surface coverages.
Delayed by wrangles with film studios and digital broadcasters over how to prevent pirates from making pristine master copies of their intellectual property, the two rival DVD recorders may turn out to be obsolete even before going into mass production.In late May, Japanese manufacturers at last agreed on the royalties to be paid to organisations that represent the broadcasters and film producers.
Darwin and Wallace, of course, made pristine collections of both living and fossil organisms from a variety of habitats and deduced that natural selection operated on the survival of populations much as familiar agricultural breeding operated on livestock and crops.
The paradigmatic shift is, to a large extent, technology-mediated and no longer makes pristine intellectual pursuits a trait of this academic discipline.
The conversion deterred would-be pirates from making pristine digital copies, but it also increased costs and reduced picture quality for consumers.
But we didn't want to make a pristine score.
Meyer seems to want to make barbecue pristine; instead he's made it prissy.
Before each game the boys would scour their baseball diamond for pebbles, raking and grooming the ground to make it pristine.
