I'm startled to find I much prefer the texture of the shin, which, even after 10 minutes simmering and nearly an hour in the oven, retains a slight solidity which works nicely with the soft, fluffy mash.
"I was trained to be an architect and that did have an effect on the detail and solidity of my work.
For them, the solidity of his work speaks for itself.
He painted directly on the white canvas, without rough sketch or any preparation of any sort, except for the firmly traced contours, and yet the solidity of the work was none the worse for it.
For the next few years, she kept on experimenting, not always successfully — a group of paintings with holes cut in the canvas and backed with black velvet now look errant and unconvincing — but by 2012 the power and solidity of her earlier work were back.
That gives it a solidity lacking in other works here, many of which were probably done rapidly out of doors.
It's an oldish building, dingy and utilitarian but with some of the dignified solidity that marked public works in the age of Roosevelt and LaGuardia.
His new interest in spiritual questions coincided with a revived desire to give his pieces solidity, notably in massive works such as The Prayer (1943) and Prometheus Strangling the Vulture II (1944 53).
Greece, who had for 13 years been a bastion of consistency, hard work and defensive solidity – first for nine years under Otto Rehhagel and then a further four under Fernando Santos – fell apart at an alarming rate.
The numerical results show that the swirl behind the propeller is recovered significantly with Model V3, which is characterized by the highest solidity along spanwise, for various working conditions, and the combination of rotor and vane produced 5.76% extra thrust at the design point.
