High framerates, divested of their soap opera associations, simply provide more visual information, and that makes for a superior representation in some situations — most notably, situations when you want to show an image as close as possible to the object actually being present.
The finished dough will have a glossier appearance than it did before you added the oil, but it should not feel notably oily when you touch it.
You have been in the tabloids a bit, notably in March when you were arrested for throwing a glass at a model.
Responding to Mr Cameron's latest comments, a spokesman for First Minster Carwyn Jones said: "These criticisms, though wrong, are notably low-key when you compare them to the slightly hysterical comments we've heard from the prime minister in the past.
As chancellor, you had to deal with some knuckle-biting moments, most notably when it looked like RBS would go under in 2008.
Most notably, when Liza sings, "I ought to say no, no, no," Lemanksi responds with "You reserve the right to say no".
There are low points, notably when Duran Duran reinterpret Sly And The Family Stone's funk classic I Want To Take You Higher in much the same way that increased carbon emissions have reinterpreted the Larsen Ice Shelf.
He seemed far more comfortable and convincing when he spoke emotionally, notably when acknowledging his parents.
For starters it's exceedingly quotable, most notably when Henson's Cookie strides onto the screen.
There were other instances of collusion, notably when Armstrong returned to racing in 2009.
