Investigated nitrophenylfuran aldehydes are molecular crystals that sublime without change in their geometry and molecule weight, which also allowed us to admit α to be equal 1.
Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.
The foreign minister, Assunção dos Anjos, called Mrs. Clinton's visit "the most sublime, most magnanimous moment" that "changes everything".
Opened two years ago and already Michelin-starred, the restaurant offers a sublime view and a menu that changes weekly from the chef Jean-Marc Delacourt.
She has raised the bar for her competitors, not only with her sublime play, but with her willingness to change, to adapt and learn new ways to play.
Now, I hear the chord changes, and I realise it's sublime.
"The colours change constantly, the sky is big and sublime.
Those amazing years of 70-plus home runs and 98mph fastballs by middle-agers changed the pleasure of watching baseball from sublime to sensational.
As Professor Bloom wrote years ago in Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human, the most sublime of Shakespeare's characters hear themselves speak and then change their behavior.
Compressing the important events of Tolstoy's thousand pages into an impressively swift two hours and change, Mr. Wright turns a sweeping epic into a frantic and sublime opera.
Barring a change in philosophy, the next to benefit will be Robinson Cano, the sublime second baseman who turns 31 in October, just as he hits free agency.
