Sentence examples for rostrum of from inspiring English sources
The half-empty theatre that greeted Berlioz as he stepped on to the rostrum of the Opéra-Comique for the premiere in 1846 suggests Paris thought otherwise.
He is skipping the Democratic National Convention in Denver, but may turn up at the rostrum of the Republicans' conclave in Minneapolis.
Last September, she sang from the rostrum of the General Assembly at the UN staff party, & later this year UNICEF will send her around the world.
The official, though later banned, film of the parade shows how they had been instructed not to point their bayonets at the rostrum of Tiananmen, where the sacrosanct Great Leader stood to witness the spectacle.
In a scene unthinkable several years ago, the one-time opposition icon who was put under house arrest for years by a military junta took the rostrum of the United Nations on Wednesday to speak for Myanmar.
Having said this, we should remember that, apart from those up on the rostrum of Tiananmen Gate, the parade and the festivities are primarily produced for a TV audience (as well as spinoff Internet and DVD viewers).
Changes in three traits (breadth of rostrum, length of palate plus incisor, and length from supraorbitals to nasals) were positively associated with changes in precipitation.
Using tpsDig2 software (Rohlf 2010a), we measured standard length (tip of rostrum to posterior tip of hypural plate) and gonopodium lateral surface area (area inside the gonopodium's outer boundaries, including anal fin rays 1 5) from these photographs (Fig. S2).
The postnatal ontogenetic cranial and mandibular shape changes in U. spelaeus and U. arctos can generally be described as affecting especially the relative length, width, and height of the braincase, length and width of the rostrum, width of the zygomatic arches, and height of the coronoid process.
The stakes are high: the current Shamu show, frankly, is not nearly as spectacular as past shows, where trainers launched far into the air from the rostrums of the powerful whales.
The total length of the larvae at each developmental stage was measured under a binocular microscope from the tip of the rostrum to the end of the tail (total length = TL), and at the end of the experiment, percentage survival was quantified.
