Internally, there are also strong visual similarities in the simple lancet windows of the east end and the contrasting profusion of Purbeck marble shafts.
In contrast to the profusion of breakdown stories, change-as-usual solutions seemed to be significantly less well represented.
Price, in contrast, favoured a profusion of detail and praised the "accidents" of nature a withered tree, a half-submerged branch breaking the glassy surface of a pool.
This contrasts greatly with the profusion of classifications for NHL, although since its introduction in 1982 the Working Formulation has resulted in some degree of consensus.
"See, Even Night Herself Is Here" combined a recording of a flowing Purcell aria with a profusion of jittery steps for Ms. Good, a contrast that was mysteriously disconcerting.
In winter and early spring, by contrast, the generally balmy weather attracts a profusion of tourists and snowbirds, and the desert (mostly the less developed areas of the southern Coachella Valley and Imperial County) produces much of the nation's vegetables.
The odd elements, like the profusion of raisins and the chopped egg, suddenly made sense, becoming pleasant color contrasts.
In contrast, axonal trajectories in ioFL-expressing CaP neurons were much less consistent, with a profusion of abnormal, long processes extending from the vicinity of the choice point (Fig. 5D).
There is a profusion of marble.
Every major work drew a profusion of takers.
Taking in the profusion of camo-wear, Mr. Kors was tickled.
