Not the most stellar competition for a world heavyweight champion.
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It's a perfect representation of one of the record's most stellar tracks.
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We will show you the best, most beautiful policies, the most stellar constitution.
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Delta does not have the most stellar reputation for quick nor efficient customer responses.
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This is interesting, given that Trump has not had the most stellar record with women.
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Ahead, Dove's international celebrity hairstylist gives us the inside scoop on some of his most stellar looks.
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Samsung doesn't have the most stellar reputation when it comes to customer expectations and its TV products.
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This top-notch production features the most stellar growing Christmas tree around, as well as glorious dancing.
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" Julianna Margulies, his love interest on "ER," called him "the most genuine, most stellar human being and friend.
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Use this as a reference to make sure you didn't miss any of 2019's most stellar comics.
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It would sound amazing, emotive, and like an artist that made one of the most stellar records of the year.
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Facebook doesn't have the most stellar privacy and security track record, especially given that many of its notable gaffes were avoidable.
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With the past behind her and her highlighter on full glow, there's nothing stopping Gomez from making 26 her most stellar year yet.
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She also focuses heavily on the environmental impact, as humanity's track record with keeping the Earth in livable shape isn't exactly the most stellar.
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Delta does not have the most stellar reputation for quick nor efficient customer responses, as comedian John Mulaney gleefully points out in his infamous Delta bit.
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"These honorees stand out as the best of the best, reflecting the most stellar teams, leaders, compensation, and benefits," Comparably CEO Jason Nazar said in a statement.
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While Di Luisa isn't the most stellar of victories, it was an encouraging sight to see Groves both back on the winning track and visibly hungry for more in the post-fight interview.
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The Buffalo Bills with LB Reggie Ragland (second) and DL Adolphus Washington (third): Rex Ryan's defensive grocery shopping continued with one of the draft's most stellar middle linebackers and an interesting line piece in Washington.
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To make the decision of what to start streaming before Emmys night on Sunday, September 17, we picked out the most stellar installments of every single series nominated, from Atlanta to Handmaid's Tale, Veep to House Of Cards.
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On the one hand, and despite the GOP gambit, the President could decide to find the candidate he believes has the most stellar legal qualifications and thus increase political pressure on Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for a vote.
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" Lunoe, meanwhile, has emerged over the past two years as one of the most stellar DJs and producers in the big-tent scene full-stop, as evidenced by her exhilarating remix of Flume and Tove Lo's "Say It" to the monstrous summer jam "Godzilla.
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In northeastern Nigeria, thousands of displaced people have become sick from diseases spread by dirty water and poor hygiene as the battle grinds on between Islamist militants and the Nigerian military, which, when it comes to protecting the vulnerable, does not have the most stellar record.
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It's not the most stellar piece of audio equipment at its price point, but Google's engineered something that works right out of the box, while Smart Sound means you won't have to do any EQ fiddling in the off-chance that you end up moving it from its current position.
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Alonso may not be the most stellar of names for Koscheck's belated Bellator bow, but as he alluded to in a rare instance of Kos self-reflectance, Alonso is the kind of fighter which fits the bill for a 39-year-old man who hasn't competed for two years and has had a tough time in the cage of recent.
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It featured one of the most stellar keyboard solos of the psychedelic rock era. Lober helped to create the group's first album The Amboy Dukes which charted.
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Mars' innermost moon Phobos is a prime example, and is expected to either impact Mars' surface or break up into a ring within 50 million years. Orbits can decay via the emission of gravitational waves. This mechanism is extremely weak for most stellar objects, only becoming significant in cases where there is a combination of extreme mass and extreme acceleration, such as with black holes or neutron stars that are orbiting each other closely.
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There are actually fewer brown dwarfs in our cosmic neighborhood than previously thought. Rather than one star for every brown dwarf, there may be as many as six stars for every brown dwarf. The majority of solar-type stars are single. The previous idea stated half or perhaps most stellar systems were binary, trinary, or multiple-star systems associated with clusters of stars, rather than the single-star systems that tend to be seen most often.
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There were also rare cases of flares from MMAs and solar panels, or two MMAs (front and either right or left) of one satellite in a single pass. The flares were bright enough to be seen at night in big cities where light pollution usually prevents most stellar observation. When not flaring, the satellites were often visible crossing the night sky at a typical magnitude of 6, similar to a dim star. From 2017 to 2019, a new generation of Iridium satellites was deployed which does not exhibit the characteristic flares.
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Just after the 2009 season began, Doyle was named by Paul Tutka of NLLInsider.com as the top player in the league, stating that Doyle "has become today's most stellar offensive leader, creating a relationship with Jeff Zywicki that is turning out to be one of the most lethal in the NLL." Tutka also praised Doyle's commitment to his teammates: Doyle was named a starter to the All-Star Game in both 2009 and 2012. On December 14, 2009, almost three years after they traded him away, the Rock re-acquired Doyle from the Stealth for Lewis Ratcliff, Tyler Codron, and Joel Dalgarno.
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Originally the band was planning on having a life sized replica of the train from cover of Orgasmatron, akin to the Bomber rig and the Iron Fist prop. In his biography White Line Fever, Lemmy described how it worked: During the band North American leg in 1986 Lemmy recalls it "not being our most stellar tour". Megadeth opened for a few dates but were dropped due to frustrations with their manger. During their show in Chalmette, Louisiana the band cut their set short due to the crowd continuously spitting on the band, which resulted in a riot.
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Consequently, the original treatment of the phenomenon considered the bias to be effective when the uncertainty in the observed parallax, \sigma, is close to about 15% of the measured value, p_o. This was a very strong statement indicating that if the uncertainty in the parallax in about 15–20%, the bias is so effective that we lose most of the parallax and distance information. Several subsequent work on the phenomenon refuted this argument and it was shown that the scope is actually very sample based and may be dependent on other sources of bias. Therefore, more recently it is argued that the scope for most stellar samples is not as drastic as first proposed.
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He was a founding partner of two major firms: Webster, Sheffield, Fleischmann, Hitchcock, & Chrystie in New York City, and Jaeckle, Fleischmann, Kelly, Swart, & Augspurger in Buffalo: the former evolved into Webster & Sheffield, which formed in 1934 dissolved in 1991; the latter, in partnership with powerful Republican political leader Edwin Jaeckle, into Jaeckle, Fleischmann & Mugel, which was perhaps the most stellar name in the Western New York legal firmament for decades. Jaeckle, Fleischmann & Mugel announced on September 30, 2015 that, as of January 1, 2016, it would cease to exist. The remnants of the partnership were joined into a Syracuse, N.Y.-based firm and, in a move that stunned observers of the legal profession, the iconic Jaeckle Fleischmann name was not retained.The Buffalo News, Oct.
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