Two other memorable things about "Stet" were its punchy title — publishing speak for "let it stand," penciled in the margins of a manuscript when deleted words need to be saved — and (why not admit it?) its cover upon which the young Ms. Athill, in a photograph, bore an uncanny resemblance to Cate Blanchett.
The graves, freshly covered with concrete upon which each man's name had been traced by finger, bore the day they died: April 27 , 2011
Part A of this review covers (1) the theory upon which the sampler is based (i.e., brief theory, calculation of water concentration, Performance and Reference Compounds), (2) the preparation of the device (i.e., sampler design, choice of the membrane and disk, mounting of the tool), and (3) calibration procedures (i.e., design of the calibration tank, tested parameters, sampling rates).
According to Thirumoorthy, the garbhagriha or sanctum sanctorum of the brick temple was filled with sand and covered with granite slabs upon which the newer temple was constructed.
After a brilliant 20 minutes, Blue Ruin has not only covered but largely overturned the ground upon which most revenge thrillers would expend their entire running time.
In addition, there were leaked copies of the temporary box cover and press materials for the Electronic Entertainment Expo, upon which the Naughty Dog logo, in violation of the contract between Naughty Dog and Universal Interactive, was omitted.
A vast steel structure, covered in artificial turf, would have been erected, upon which visitors could climb, play and enjoy a new view of London.
Using data on climate, geology, soils, hydrology, terrain, and vegetation, we created detailed Landsat maps of forest cover and vegetation type to provide a baseline upon which the composite dynamics of landscape, climate, and large mammal communities can be evaluated.
Nevertheless, long-term safety has not been adequately addressed in the studies upon which our meta-analysis is based as the studies included only covered a time span of up to 2 years.
Cavaradossi's painting of Mary Magdalene upon which he is working at the start of the opera looks like a Mills & Boon cover portrait – all soft edges and flowing hair, and, horror of horrors, her left breast is showing.
