Sentence examples for stella of the from inspiring English sources

The Stella of the late '90s was pretty wild.

But like Mr. Stella of the late 1960's or Brice Marden in the mid-1970's, Mr. Krisanamis has had to face the challenge of what next, knowing that the only way is up, toward greater physical and pictorial complexity.

In one presentation, Luigi Stella of the Astronomical Observatory of Rome presented an analysis of x-rays from matter spinning around several neutron stars.

"Nobody anticipated the fact that cannabinoids would interact with dopamine and progesterone," says pharmacologist Nephi Stella of the University of Washington, Seattle.

"Not true," says Stella of the IAB issue.

The authors would like to thank Lorenzo Stella of the Microsoft Research - University oforrento Computaionalomputandnal and Systems Biology of Trento (Italy) for his valuable suggestions and for his collaboration in testing the method and validating the results and Sanders Veltkamp of the Astellas Pharma for his help in understanding the experimental obsevation and the pharmacokinetic model.

The only evidence of early liturgical drama is the Latin Officium stellae of the 14th century, after which there is nothing until 1448 55, when a play cycle on the seven joys of Mary was first performed at Brussels.

Stella, of course, intended the works as pure abstractions, but in fact they abound with anatomical references.

He takes a Stella out of the bag for himself and hands the rest to me.

Including Stella, five of the eight artists in the Fraser show were among the 31 artists originally presented at LACMA.

In a conversation on HuffPost Live with Jezebel's Anna Holmes and brand consultant Andrea Linett, Stella Bugbee of The Cut pointed out that the supposedly influential designers Miranda name-drops likely got their inspiration from somewhere else.