As works of great literary refinement, the Lives of the Perfected directly inspired a very famous tale, the Intimate Life of Emperor Wu of Han (Han Wudi neizhuan; late 6th century), which in highly polished terms describes the visit to the emperor of a goddess, the Queen Mother of the West.
Completed three years before the artist's death, the surface of the giant serene Buddha, seated in lotus position, surrounded by nature, glitters with a mosaic made up of fragments of glass, mirror, ceramic tile and polished stone, (termed "m&ms" by the artist).
"Every sentence is replete with sense and satire," William Hazlitt wrote, "conveyed in the most polished and pointed terms".
He's not what I would term a polished political speech-giver.
We kept the design and naming of editors' emails low-key and found that the less polished, the better in terms of conversion.
Beam acceleration is found from the acceleration of the polished rod, represented by the term d2 s/dt 2 in the formula.
The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
All three central performances are, on their own terms, consistent and polished, but they rarely connect.
I also like New York designers who don't fit comfortably in a genre, like Narciso Rodriguez and Francisco Costa, neither of whom is strictly a minimalist, or Sophie Theallet, who knows the difference between something being well made and too polished, and at least in terms of her work ethic would probably prefer to share Madame Grès's cloak of anonymity.
The figure displays the Fourier approximation (truncated at ten terms) of the polished rod displacement, as calculated from the s(t) function measured during the dynamometer survey.
