He's not good at drawing figures unless he gussies them up with ornamental effects.
Mulberry, any of several distinct small to medium-sized trees valued primarily for their ornamental effects.
Balmain has long since succumbed to the lure of couture denim — but more recently, it was down and dirty with torn surfaces but ritzy ornamental effects.
Rain and warm temperatures have melted snow to reveal crocus and snowdrops in bloom: they are seen to better effect if ornamental grasses, seed heads and winter debris are cleared away.
By the time of Louis XIII (1610 43), French patterned fabrics showed a distinctive style based on symmetrical ornamental forms, lacelike in effect, perhaps derived from the highly regarded early Italian laces.
Paternity studies with information on male age (e.g., Møller et al. 2003, 2009) have focused primarily on the effects of ornamental traits, arrival date, and condition, controlling for male age, and not analyzed directly the effect of male age per se on paternity.
But Picasso was loath to admit that the combined effects of ornamental rhythm and blooming flesh constituted a revolutionary correlative, and not a contradiction.
The external application of Hpa1 or Hpa110 42 to the four ornamental plants had three effects, i.e., promoting flower growth, retarding senescence of fully expanded flowers, and increasing anthocyanin concentrations in those flowers and therefore improving their ornamental visages.
Dendrobium officinale, with both ornamental value and therapeutic effects, is the second sequenced orchid plant by joining both the NGS Illumina Hiseq 2000 and the third-generation PacBio machineries (Yan et al. 2015).
