But then Bohlin, with the help of the engineering firm Eckersley O'Callaghan, put a softly curving glass roof supported by light metal trusses across the top, and fashioned the front of the building and part of one side of glass, attaching exquisitely detailed lightness to solid, minimalist heaviness.
Once the golden tangerine veils part, a honeyed center supported by softly candied, festive citrus emerges to linger.
They should come with rubber bottoms so they hit the pavement softly and give you support.
However, as node status misclassification cannot influence whether a patient is placed in stage D, patients being classified thus on the basis of presence of distant metastases, this finding supports, albeit softly, our contention that stage migration cannot be the sole explanation for our findings.
This hypothesis was also supported by the skyline plot showing that the number of infections softly increased until the early 2005s.
Speaking softly and slowly, he disclosed that he sold drugs during the 1980s to support his crack habit, eventually serving more than two years in prison.
" Hold your baby, support the head, and say, "Pats back softly/gently".
The tech on display here is incredible – real rifles, stripped and repurposed with parts that feed into a CO2 gas system to give the appropriate kickback, then loaded with sensors that give information on everything from how hard soldiers are pushing the weapon back into their shoulder for support to how softly they are squeezing the trigger.
His unassuming, laidback manner and softly spoken humour provided crucial support for men in the stressful times of war.
We have immobilized NOX on agarose activated with cyanogen bromide (CNBr-ag) to softly attach the protein to the support through a covalent bond, in an attempt to avoid protein aggregation but without pursuing the protein stabilization by immobilization.
Although the Obama administration has assumed a softly-softly approach in its support of Nabucco, its concerns about Europe's energy dependency hardly appear to have diminished.
