Across the city, on the other side of the hills, "the Olympics of urbanisation", Habitat III – a once-every-20-years United Nations conference to discuss the future of the planet's cities – has landed with a bureaucratic bang on the pristine, cut-grass lawns of central Quito's El Arbolito park.
Gochujang, the fermented Korean red pepper paste that is a little sweet and a little dank at the same time, is what you should really be smearing all over your pristine cuts of salmon, tuna, and hamachi.
Cooled further and cut, pristine glass is very strong.
Finance Minister François Baroin of France said Friday that the loss of his country's pristine AAA rating, cut a notch to AA+, was "not good news" but was "not a catastrophe".
Yama Sushi This restaurant, in a small shopping strip attached to the Chilmark Shopping Center, stocks a more than decent variety of lustrous, pristine raw fish, cut into perfect fillets by the skillful chefs.
So on the farm where he was reared, where 1,500 acres of pristine Atlantic Forest were cut down 50 years ago to make room for cattle, Mr. Salgado and his wife have invested a good part of their savings in a program to reforest the area with its original species.
At the same time, tens of thousands of square kilometres of pristine forest are cut down to grow crops needed for food, of which we will need 70% more by 2050 to feed the world's massively expanding population, according to the United Nations.
A barber, in a pristine white gown, cuts hair in a shop with no mirrors.
Li2SiO3-coated LiNi0.6Co0.2Mn0.2O2 cathode material has been synthesized and exhibit much better electrochemical performance than pristine LiNi0.6Co0.2Mn0.2O2 at cut-off voltage 4.6 V.
These fusions, and pristine and generous cuts of fish -- fluke, salmon, tuna, yellowtail, sweet shrimp -- for simple sushi and sashimi keep the place humming with appreciative customers, especially at lunch, when making a reservation might be wise.
