This exhibition digs deep into the bedrock of the first American art style of international stature, formed by a hard-drinking, self-destructive band of mostly brothers who wrested a brave new style from European art, much of it set before them by — who else? — the Museum of Modern Art.
Let both parties rise and we will see on which side nature has degenerated.' It happened that his American guests were Carmichael, Harmer, Humphreys and others of the finest stature and form, while those of the other side were remarkably diminutive, and the Abbe himself particularly was a mere shrimp.
Stature, growth form and perenniality were found to be positively associated using both TIPs and PICs analyses.
In this study, we have gathered data on the partitioning of diversity within and among populations (FST), on individual inbreeding (FIS), on the mating system (based on a quantitative estimate, the outcrossing rate tm), and on some key plant traits (stature, growth form, perenniality, mode of pollen dispersal) for 263 plant species.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN photography grew in stature, variety and artistry as blacks began to form their own societies late in the 19th century in response to hardening racial attitudes and Jim Crow laws.
This time, he demanded some special stature in the form of a diplomatic cameo by our top diplomat's husband.
Like that project, Spowers' little Welsh startup is perhaps best represented by its prototype, an as-yet-unnamed, two-seat wonder of Smart Fortwo stature whose toylike form conceals radical innards.
As for FST, FST' depends on FIS, tm, stature and growth form (table 1).
Plants with similar stature and life-form can be grouped into categories called synusiae, which make up distinct layers of vegetation.
Most of the significant critics of poetry since at least the Romantic era have also been poets, and a few (Samuel Taylor Coleridge, T S Eliot) have attained canonical stature in both forms.
