Most strikingly, a fabric garden is stretched out across the frame, with poppies and mice and a ladybird poking out among the tufts of grass.
The $23 million Newhouse School, an expansion and renovation of two existing buildings, features a three-story glass atrium intersected by pedestrian bridges and — perhaps most strikingly — a glass curtain with the words of the First Amendment projected onto it.
He created otherwordly images tinged by symbolism; intimate scenes rendered in pointillist technique, with pastel colors reminiscent of Bonnard and Vuillard; and, most strikingly, a series of stark self-portraits unmistakably influenced by van Gogh.
The cover was an insane hodgepodge of over-the-top images: a cigar-smoking turtle, an anthropomorphic human heart, a gaggle of blissed-out hippies and, most strikingly, a bursting-out-of-her-dress Janis Joplin, the band's lead singer.
There is a lime-green and pink art deco banister, bricked-up fireplaces, graffiti, a maze of corridors, and, most strikingly, a ceiling mural of the "people's march", which shows demonstrators with fists raised and banners flying.
Mr. Sabine has designed several XL key chains, most strikingly, a handful of colorfully twined, nautically inspired models that can handle every key to every apartment you've ever had.
Most strikingly, an artificial wall has been built to emulate that of a church and the word "Joyful" is emblazoned across it, which feels more bullying than uplifting.
Most strikingly, an oncogenic role for DDX3 was recently shown to be important for breast cancer biogenesis (112).
Most strikingly, an increase in the percentage of CXCR3hi naive B cells, a finding characteristic for patients with RA, was observed.
Most strikingly, an Iraqi physician then working in a Basra maternity hospital with 20 – 30 deliveries daily was quoted as saying "August – we had three babies born with no head.
Most strikingly, the A to T substitution detected at position 220 in the variant sequences B and C represented 54% of the horses analyzed (13/24), independent of their genetic background.
