The ever-enchanting and frequently elusive freak-folk sisters CocoRosie headline the show, which includes some fifty other female-fronted acts from around the world, at Webster Hall on Nov. 11.
Since the early 20th Century it has been clear that notothenioids are related to other percomorph teleosts [ 25, 26], but a confident resolution of their sister lineage has remained elusive for more than 100 years [ 24, 27].
In summary, in most recent phylogenetic approaches, Remipedia are not regarded as basal Crustacea anymore, but a defined sister taxon of Remipedia is still elusive.
However, real people (herself included) prove to be more elusive targets in her new memoir, "My Brother My Sister".
Henry Blodget this year posted about a party last year that featured the singing sister of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and the elusive appearance of Google's Eric Schmidt accompanied by a video as dark as a cave.
Orphan Black Sarah (Tatiana Masany, who also plays all the "sister clones") returns from Iceland to track down an elusive new ally.
There is something about this out-of-the-way place that has gotten under my urban skin; I can understand why the sisters were drawn back to it, especially the elusive Emily, who flourished in its seclusion.
And though it is much smaller than its sister city, it offers two of the greatest, but increasingly elusive, pleasures of travel: the feeling of really getting away, and of really discovering something new.
My sister and I made a game out of it; finding the elusive bras and spotting them on sale.
Thus we have our three sisters (one good, two wicked-ish) and an apparently impossible quest: to find that most elusive of modern-day holy grails - happiness.
This was no sister planet to Earth lush in lakes, canals and vegetation, as some astronomers had imagined after seeing elusive dark patches and white ice caps that seemed to change with the seasons.
