Sentence examples for stele to from inspiring English sources

There are signs asking for quiet, asking visitors to walk slowly and not to leap from stele to stele.

And despite on Turkey's increasingly vocal efforts to reclaim its treasures from museums around the globe, Ankara has not asked for the Aziyade stele to be returned.

In a mountainous kingdom in what is now southeastern Turkey, there lived in the eighth century B.C. a royal official, Kuttamuwa, who oversaw the completion of an inscribed stone monument, or stele, to be erected upon his death.

Concerns are being raised that China may use the results of the study of the new Koguryo stele to reinforce its argument that Koguryo belongs to China, the newspaper wrote.

Above them all, on top of the seaside cliff known as Hill 89, stands a stele to mark the site where on June 22 , 1945 Japanese General Mitsuru Ushijima committed ritual suicide when all was lost.

From its expression pattern, we proposed that OsPIN1c may function in the junction of LRP and its parent stele to transport auxin between these two parts.

Once the stele-to-root base-radius ratio and the stele-to-cortex permeability ratio are given, the optimum root length-to-radius ratio can be found.

It is found that for large stele-to-cortex permeability ratio, there exists an optimum root length-to-base-radius ratio that minimizes the hydraulic resistance.

A remarkable feature of the optimum root structure is that the optimum dimensionless stele conductivity depends only on a single geometrical parameter, the stele-to-root base-radius ratio.

Dr. Malek also consulted the institute's compendium of all known Egyptian monuments -- known in the trade as "Porter & Moss" -- for references to the stele or to Pasenenkhons (pronounced Pa-sen-en-CONS).

Indeed alone, it has been reported that the marker is not sufficient for the selection of comprehensive resistance to red stele, which to be effective involves the pyramiding of three resistance genes, Rpf1, Rpf2 and Rpf3.