Sentence examples for stellar rays from inspiring English sources

And On Stellar Rays had photographs fresh from the performance artist Clifford Owens's current MoMA PS1 survey.

On Stellar Rays, 1 Rivington Street, between Bowery and Chrystie Street, Lower East Side, (212) 598-3012, onstellarrays.com.

ON STELLAR RAYS Chapter 2: "Liar," through Aug. 1, 133 Orchard Street, between Delancey and Rivington Streets; (212) 598-3012, onstellarrays.com.

A conceptualist associated with performance art, Clifford Owens is having a first New York solo at the new On Stellar Rays.

For her outstanding second solo at On Stellar Rays, she has fitted the gallery with a drop ceiling and wood paneling, creating an oddly homey environment for her ritualistic videos and fetishistic soft sculptures.

The corresponding exhibition, "Chapter 2: Liar," at On Stellar Rays, alludes to the mistaken interrogation in an amusing video of polygraph performance by Carol Irving and in a bulky Ezra Johnson painting that consists of the words "Large Doubt".

Chandra and XMM-Newton have opened new windows to X-ray diagnostics of stellar X-ray sources.

Since the XSM will observe the Sun as a star, and the energy range and spectral resolution are close to those of present astronomical X-ray satellites (e.g., XMM-Newton, ASCA, Chandra), we will obtain an X-ray database of the Sun which can be related with the stellar X-ray observations more easily than the data from present solar X-ray instruments.

This paper describes how the modeling of the thermal phase of spatially resolved solar X-ray flares has been extended to investigate spatially unresolved stellar X-ray flares with different scopes, aims and perspectives.

Maybe not in the short term, but as scientists begin a sixth decade of studying stellar X-ray sources - the prospect of harnessing them may well be edging closer.

We argue that the shrinkage-effect plays a more important role during large long-duration X-ray stellar flares than in solar two-ribbon flares.