You know you've landed in a different world when you see the archive's signature piece: a 1908 Aretino phonograph, with a bright green horn, facing its dark twin, the black-horned 1906 Standard phonograph.
At one point, the rhinoceros sensed something, stopped its perpetual eating and looked up, its head and deadly horn facing the researcher.
There are troops of Minnesota Vikings (with horns), face painted Euros, crazy hats, Stars and Stripes jeans, natty blazers.
People will think we're too serious if we don't put that dancing lady or sunglasses man emoji, or they won't understand how angry we are unless we put the devil horns face.
I once compared the meetings of the Science Fiction Writers of America to musk oxen standing in a circle, rumps together and horns facing the wolves — the wolves being English departments and people like Edmund Wilson.
When confronted with predators like wolves, a herd of musk oxen will famously circle the wagons, the adults forming a wall of horns facing outward, the vulnerable young safely shielded behind them.
It has been named accordingly as Nasutoceratops titusi, which means big-nose, horn-face.
The term Triceratops, which literally means "three-horned face", is derived from the Greek τρί- (tri-) meaning "three", κέρας (kéras) meaning "horn", and ὤψ (ops) meaning "face".
The genus name Sinoceratops, means "Chinese horned face", and is derived from the word "Sino-" referring the China, the country of its discovery and the Greek words "keras" meaning "horn", and "ops" meaning "face".
That does not mean other special interests will not try to horn in: face time with the happy draftees is a great opportunity for marketing, agenda pushing or both.
As observed in Fig. 11, large values of K were measured when the horn antenna faced the URA with maximum values of 14.3, 11.12, 6.9, and 11.4 dB for position 1 to 4, respectively.
