| This morning the rain swept away, the clouds rolled back, and we were blessed with pellucid blue skies and sunshine from dawn till dusk. |
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| As in Mantegna, whom he admired, Burne-Jones's drawing and coloration are sharp and pellucid. |
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| I hopped on out to the patio to stand in quite pleasantly warm sunshine and peered up at the pellucid blue sky. |
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| I particularly enjoyed the author's pellucid writing style, organization of materials and experience based insights into the world of testing. |
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| The renowned, the brilliant, the incredibly funny man, published delightful books written in the most pellucid prose. |
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| A completely irrational white translucent roof undulates over the space like a gentle cloud, or the sky seen from under water on a pellucid day. |
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| The pellucid zone constitutes a specific obstacle as it cannot be penetrated by a spermatozoid of another species. |
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| After the oocyte has been fertilized by the spermatozoid, a reaction called the zonal reaction occurs in the pellucid zone. |
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| It is thought to be inadvisable to spend more than two hours contemplating its pellucid waters. |
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| In addition, the embryo matures at that date and leaves the pellucid membrane that protects it. |
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| For example, the Place de la Concorde was shot with the dawn's pure light on the water of the ornamental pools, still and pellucid. |
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| For instance, a plate of fried goby fish looking like a shoal of these tiny pellucid fish punctuated by tomato beads. |
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| In each of these enterprises, she brought to bear her characteristic rigor and discernment, as well as the pellucid prose style for which she was justly celebrated. |
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| Read them years later in wonder at their erudition and pellucid prose. |
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| The orchestra played with precision and color and pellucid tone. |
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| Four hundred feet below the old man the colours blended most harmoniously with the gleam of the pellucid water showing through the lower branches. |
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| Among the hypothetical reasons agreed on for the failure of implantation, J. Cohen in New York raised the possibility that the pellucid zone might not open, thus preventing embryo maturation and implantation. |
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| Written in spare, pellucid prose, the book reads like a close-to-the-bone memoir. |
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| Opera star Tozzi sings with the richness of burnished bronze and Daniels complements him with her pellucid soprano. |
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| Distribution of lectin-binding glycosidic residues in the hamster follicular oocytes and their modificationsin the zona pellucid after ovulation. |
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| Cytochemical demonstration of modification of carbohydrates in the mouse zona pellucid during folliculogenesis. |
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| This was a delicately coloured, coolly tempered reading of Debussy's Three Nocturnes, the strings pellucid, the flute and harp chaste, each accent placed just so, unhurried and subtle. |
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| I was previously unaware that there was such a thing as a pretentious chimp, a chimp who claims to be just learning language yet still uses words such as haruspices, popinjay, pinguid, pithecine, pellucid, opprobriously. |
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| This pellucid, crystalline brilliance served for many years as the foundation of the orchestra's sound, though each new Music Director added a style and character to the sound which expressed his own musical vision. |
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| This hardening of the pellucid zone is useful because it blocks polyspermy and also protects the embryo, especially during its transport in the fallopian tubes. |
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| In the fertilization process, the spermatozoid has to cross three layers to transmit its genetic material to the oocyte: the cumulus oophorus cell layer, the pellucid zone and the oocyte's plasma membrane. |
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| Thus, failure of fertilization can be due to qualitative or quantitative anomalies of the spermatozoids, or to difficulty in penetrating the pellucid zone of the oocyte. |
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| From the materials of the house itself he draws unexpected resonances, candescent onyx balancing pellucid glass, and that glass itself shifting between aspects. |
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| Pellucid believes that there are nine million golfers who fall in the uncommitted category, which are defined in 2002 as players playing one to four rounds per year. |
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