Thus the two histories present the basic program of the Enlightenment in crystallized form.

I'm inclined to see the architecture above the base as crystallized jazz.

I tell you, there's a glut of crystallized fruits in that town.

When eaten in crystallized form, it is called "German ginger".

In most other parts of the world honey is sold in the crystallized form.

Or try packets of crystallized lemon to add flavor without calories.

Another mechanical arm appeared, dropping flakes of near crystallized dirt as it moved.

Salts exist only in a dry and crystallized form.

"A lot of life is based on hydrocarbons, and jewels are just crystallized carbon.

Much of this is used in crystallized fruit production in nearby Apt.

It was the pure, crystallized essence of power.

The device makes it possible to see easily and rapidly the structure of crystallized molecules, including the proteins involved in disease.

Moreover, he added for Lin's acceptance a small jar of crystallized limpets.

"I'd like to see some of those tough Russians trying to chew a piece of this crystallized glass."

It was an intense shade of blue, flowing thick like molasses from the crystallized water.

Following the method of Plato, the particle physicists are inclined to see nature as crystallized mathematics.

The cubic minerals in their crystallized state are of neutral polarity on a negative surface such as the Earth.

Merely crystallized carbon, they are chemically the sisters to graphite and coal.

"Crystallized carbon in spherical form: a very hard ball.

There is an evidence that white dwarf stars have a core of crystallized carbon and oxygen nuclei.

Sorcerer's sand is the crystallized bones of the wizards who gave their life into the towers.

There they were, in crystallized form.

A confection called the Oyster, creamy and dark with a crystallized coating, is $1.98.

For instance, the value of a perfectly crystallized enzyme is that it is easier to figure out its structure.

Solex in both liquid and crystallized form is capable of producing immense power.

I also bought, for Madeleine herself, a box of crystallised fruit.

Gold was, he remembered, said to be formed from the crystallised light of stars.

In order to survive, she made and sold crystallised sweets.

They're very big on crystallised fruit in Normandy.

Scatter with a few crystallised flowers if available.

All matter is 'force', or energy, or light, in crystallised form.

I was especially fond of the chocolate biscuits decorated with crystallised violets.

I'd quite like a box of crystallised fruit."

Drinks such as wine and vodka were placed under a microscope to reveal images of the crystallised sugar.

"Would you care for a crystallised jellyfish?

Decorate with crystallised fruit, and serve warm.

Upon returning home, Maiya cried her own crystallised tears.

Serve with vanilla ice cream and crystallised violets.

Some dried fruit in crystallised honey.

They represent a crystallised situation, which would have arisen if Hook Harris had ceased trading and been sold off.

If easements are used for twenty years, however, a fourth method of acquiring a crystallised legal right is through the Prescription Act 1832.

Hold tests typically measure crystallised intelligence, that is stored knowledge and skills, such as vocabulary and pronunciation.

Salt water is boiled in a pottery container to concentrate the brine and eventually produce crystallised salt.

Nothing happens if you suck your pencil, as it is made out of graphite, which is the crystallised form of carbon.

After spraying, the beetle feeds on the crystallised proteins which react in the insects' gut, causing paralysis then death four to seven days later.

Explosions five metres above the ground slammed out hundreds of thousands of slender crystallised carbon shrapnel blades.

Near the Bureau de Ville he had seen a shop selling ginger-bread cakes, the tops of which were covered in crystallised fruits and sweets.

Twoflower sat down on an ornate mother-of-pearl chair with a glass of oily wine in one hand and a crystallised squid in the other.

The vehicle was presented along with a collection of accessories, gadgets, and styling products all produced from the same acrylic materials used in the Crystallised Wind model.

There are lots of ideas for foodie gifts - crystallised fruit, truffles, biscuits, petits fours - and tips on decorative packaging.

But several events crystallized in the late summer of 1974.

"He really helped me crystallize my thinking on a lot of issues."

It crystallized a feeling that was in all of us.

Here we are at the end of a campaign, and it's just crystallizing.

In the morning she would be gone and his own plans had to crystallize.

"He's really crystallized a lot of interest in the environment."

Watching the girl speak, it had finally crystallized in him.

The work as a whole crystallizes the course taken by American dance.

It crystallized in 1957 and there was no contact for almost 20 years.

"It crystallized in my mind we needed to do a good job on that," he said.

The war in Iraq, many say, has crystallized the value of political engagement.

"Before this we did not know what to crystallize," he said.

As usual he has crystallized this whole idea and put it very well.

It happened that I was present when the situation at last crystallized into conflict.

How much more of his father's wisdom would crystallize for him too late?

The real, crystallizing moment, though, came during the night of April 22, 1970.

They had been, staring since we walked in, and the reason crystallized.

"It crystallizes some of the things we need to do differently."

The debate has crystallized around a policy known here as natural regulation.

"Working with kids is the way I was able to crystallize all my ideas about writing," she said.

Still, this was the incident that crystallized her thinking, she said.

Now, I step out of my own nightmare and into the real world, he thought as the moment crystallized.

One play crystallized the evening, and maybe the Nets' season.

Coming suddenly into this hot environment might have crystallized the spring.

It is known as one of the most difficult compounds to crystallize.

But several events crystallized in the late summer of 1974.

Watching the girl speak, it had finally crystallized in him.

It crystallized a feeling that was in all of us.

"He really helped me crystallize my thinking on a lot of issues."

In the morning she would be gone and his own plans had to crystallize.

"He's really crystallized a lot of interest in the environment."

Here we are at the end of a campaign, and it's just crystallizing.

Coming suddenly into this hot environment might have crystallized the spring.

The work as a whole crystallizes the course taken by American dance.

"Working with kids is the way I was able to crystallize all my ideas about writing," she said.

It happened that I was present when the situation at last crystallized into conflict.

The war in Iraq, many say, has crystallized the value of political engagement.

Beard seemed to have crystallized in his mind, but he wasn't sure yet what would happen to him.

How much more of his father's wisdom would crystallize for him too late?

"Before this we did not know what to crystallize," he said.

By the next day the salt had started to crystallize but the sugar has not.

"The whole thing about women's sports kind of crystallized at that time," she said.

As usual he has crystallized this whole idea and put it very well.

Still, this was the incident that crystallized her thinking, she said.

The debate has crystallized around a policy known here as natural regulation.

It is known as one of the most difficult compounds to crystallize.

One play crystallized the evening, and maybe the Nets' season.

"It crystallizes some of the things we need to do differently."

And what has crystallized their anger is the management of the new operation.

His career was also interrupted right at the moment when it should have crystallized.