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It is not, like the Cathedral of Bourges, the magnificent, light, multiform, tufted, bristling efflorescent product of the pointed arch.

A gilt bamboo jardiniere, in which the primulas and cinerarias were punctually renewed, blocked the access to the bay window (where the old- fashioned would have preferred a bronze reduction of the Venus of Milo); the sofas and arm-chairs of pale brocade were cleverly grouped about little plush tables densely covered with silver toys, porcelain animals and efflorescent photograph frames; and tall rosy-shaded lamps shot up like tropical flowers among the palms.

Guo, "Discrete element simulation of roadway stability in an efflorescent oxidation zone," Advances in Civil Engineering, vol.

In particular, both Ganemos Madrid and Podemos have taken advantage of an efflorescent confluence of activism, academic knowledge, and professional expertise.

The ONE has some fantastic summer pieces to create a glamorous and efflorescent style for your living room with bunches of wild blooms, gold and silver accents, sumptuous textures and glitzy-mirrored pieces -- bohemian grandeur at its very best.

MRINALINI MUKHERJEE'S fiber sculptures are efflorescent in both form and technique, gradually blossoming into their final shapes, some standing more than seven feet tall.

Galerie Stephanie is mounting the unique three-woman exhibit Efflorescent Eternity: At the Edge of Summer's Memories, featuring new works by painters Karina Baluyut, Isabel Campa and Camille Ver, showing the range and beauty of summer.

1989), which formed largely in playas with efflorescent halite crusts.

Surrealism, then, was launched within a European society in which no standards could be assumed for simultaneous cultural and political transgression, a situation made evident in the heterogeneous visual program of Fascism that promoted an efflorescent culture but bolstered oppressive regimes.

All the comedians, with the exception of the efflorescent Peter Kay, were below par.