Sentence examples for the stele of from inspiring English sources

One of the two steles, the Stele of the Sorrow of 10,000, is at 52 m high, the tallest unmarked stele in the country.

The paper trail picks up again in late 1997, with a shipping manifest showing that the stele of Pasenenkhons, along with two of the smaller Akhmim steles, had been processed at a warehouse in Zurich.

The big piece was the stele of Pasenenkhons.

It was there that the stele of Pasenenkhons surfaced in late 1997.

It fell to Bernard Blondeel to shepherd the stele of Pasenenkhons onward.

Now their portfolio was poised to grow again, with the addition of the stele of Pasenenkhons.

Similarly, a significant decline in the ratio of the cross-sectional area of the stele to area of the root was observed with increasing NaCl concentration in cotton roots [ 39].

The capacity of salt exclusion is, however, directed by several factors like selectivity of uptake by root cells; preferential loading of K+ rather than Na+ into the xylem by the cells of the stele; removal of salts from the xylem in the upper parts of roots, the stem, and leaf sheaths, based upon exchange of K+ for Na+; and loading of the phloem [ 43].

This one gives military history the tone of folklore, beginning with a sequence in which Gilgamesh and Enkidu parrot the words of George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld ("If Humbaba is not Evil, then Evil has no meaning!"), then linking the Sumerian Stele of the Vultures to the 2004 photos from Abu Ghraib.

As long as the LRP growing, OsSHR1 was expressed in the central stele of the primordiun, which was very similar to its expression in the primary root (Figure 3B4-B6).

Some of us asked at the time why the curators, who had been handed loans of almost mythic status — the "Kritios Boy," the "Grave Stele of Hegeso" — did so little with them.