Sentence examples for A stele from inspiring English sources

A stele (inscribed stone pillar) of the pharaoh Merneptah of that time in which he claims to have destroyed Israel is the first known nonbiblical reference to the people by name.

A stele is usually a solid stone slab, but tall vertical slots are cut in the center of these.

And a stele devoted mainly to sober scenes from Buddha's life doubles as a playground for dozens of cupids.

His transcription of a monastic history is an official document meant to be copied as a stele carving.

Another tantalizing discovery, in 1993, turned up a stele with an inscription referring to the "House of David," the first real evidence that refers to the biblical king.

Queen Amanishakheto, receiving the breath of life on a stele from Naga dating from the late first century B.C. or early first century A.D., seems to be amused.

A stele-enriched gene regulatory network in the Arabidopsis root.

Brady, SM; Zhang, L; Megraw, M; Martinez, NJ; Jiang, E; Yi, CS; Liu, W Zengg, A; Taylor-Teeples, M; Kim, D; Ahnert, S; Ohler, U; Ware, D; Walhout, AJM; Benfey, PN, A stele-enriched gene regulatory network in the Arabidopsis root., Molecular Systems Biology, vol. 7 no. 3 (January, 2011), pp. 459, [doi] [abs].

Brady et al. obtained a stele-enriched root TRN containing protein-DNA and protein-protein interactions identified by Y1H and Y2H assays using stele-enriched TFs, the promoters of these same TFs, and promoters from several miRNA coding genes [ 7].

Two weeks ago, it was hoisted back into place in a granite stele with a trough fed by an ox-head spigot set among corn-cob garlands.

A connectome is not an answer, but a clue, like a hieroglyphic stele pulled up from the sand, promising insight into an empire but sadly lacking a key.