Survived by his loving companion, Ruth Ost; mourned by the Ost, Stern, Stern-Ascher, Rosenberg, Feder and Montgomery families; Temi, Dawn, Sylvia, Carol, Traci, Triin.
The Stern-Spencer and Stern-Caspari studies were both published in 1948 in the same issue of the journal Genetics, of which Stern was the editor at the time.
Franklin, after it was attacked by kamikaze pilots, "engulfed in flames, smoke, and explosions from stern to stern".
Peter Capaldi and Dan Stevens gamely if quaintly impersonate the stern editor and stern deputy editor of the Guardian.
Finally, however, a distringuished admiral tied a screw-steamer and a paddle-steamer of equal horse-power stern to stern and set their engines running.
They certainly wrote a very stern letter, well not stern....more apologetic..., but they did write a letter.
Dr. Ghosh, one of four vice deans at Stern, joined Stern as a professor in the department of marketing in 1980.
A third friend took him in various attitudes -- looking straight, looking left, with a jacket and without, looking stern and still more stern.
Another important innovation was the stern chute for stern trawlers, a development made possible by cooperation between naval architects and fishing-gear experts, which permitted large-scale mechanization of gear handling.
The others were made of sterner stuff, or rather just stern enough to find out how fragile they were.
