Glacier is part of a large preserved ecosystem collectively known as the "Crown of the Continent Ecosystem", all of which is primarily untouched wilderness of a pristine quality.
Because of its pristine quality, New York City has been able to forego building a $6 billion water filtration system.
"What we object to is this access to and from the subway done at the expense of the residential and pristine quality of 69th Street".
To be sure, some money funds are still offering 6percentt interest, but some specialists caution investors against those whose rates are much higher than average, because they may hold some assets of less than pristine quality.
A sharp metallic tap, not too loud and not too soft, comes out from under the casual noise of a summer afternoon the roar of traffic on Fifth combined with high-heeled taps, taxi horns, and the murmur of voices with a hauntingly pristine quality, like the tin tip of a walking stick.
There's an increasing appreciation for the artifacts and flaws of older technology, in the same way that the pristine quality of digital sound has influenced a resurgence in vinyl and cassettes.
RAE wanted this show to have the pristine quality of a gallery space while also replicating the experience of unearthing his treasured art trunk.
It is the pristine quality of fish cookery you always hope to find in one of those fancy, raised pinkie finger London places, but rarely do.
For Blu-ray to look its best it requires picture and sound images of the finest, most pristine quality.
The pristine quality of the building makes it seem like a temple to art; he furthered this impression by housing the libraries, offices, shop, and café in a separate building, making the main structure strictly a space in which to view art.
