Nothing says "this show isn't working" more than that type of superficial make over.
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Mr. Gehry said he believed the superficial changes made the building — and him — look bad.
"Over the Abyss in Rye" is restrained in this regard, with only superficial adaptations made for the sake of its Soviet readership.
Sarah, who had objected to the rather superficial education made available to her, made a number of visits to Philadelphia, where she became acquainted with the Society of Friends; at length, in 1821, she became a member and left her Southern home permanently.
When the ageing method includes water jets, the top superficial layers made from the inorganic filler and the organic products from the PVC degradation are removed and leave behind a much more homogeneous layer which is more resistant to ageing than the "as processed" one that contains defects introduced by the calendering process.
Briefly, diffusion chambers containing U87 and U87 SPARC-overexpressing cells (5×106) transfected with mock, pSV, puPA, puPAR or pU2 were placed underneath the skin into the superficial incision made horizontally along the edge of the dorsal air sac.
Emitting light twice the frequency of Nd YAG, KTP interacts with superficial chromophores, making it quite useful for superficial vessels and with less healing time.
In "Alone Together" (2011), Sherry Turkle argues that the lure of Internet relationships, constantly available but inherently superficial, might make both genuine connection and genuine solitude impossible.
The problem was authorities often engaged with his organisation and Muslim leaders on a superficial level, making it difficult for them to scrutinise and react to policy before it was implemented, he said.
Their charm — defined by the Hare PCL-R checklist, the gold standard of psychopathy diagnosis, as "glib and superficial" — can make them more boring than they think they are.
