And finally, the chef: the great Daniel Boulud, with a constellation of Michelin stars.
When we try to describe an act of vision, we consider a constellation of available meanings.
On Lobskaya Hill, like a constellation of impoverished stars, stood a hamlet of four little huts.
The greening of industry is creating a constellation of new careers, and they're not your everyday forestry professions.
Maritime navigational instruments tend to rely on GPS positioning which employs timing signals broadcast by a constellation of satellites.
It has vastly amplified your voice, giving you editorial command of a constellation of websites with an audience of 110 million.
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The application ultimately led to the creation of GPS, a constellation of two-dozen satellites developed and maintained by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Virginia based company Laser Light Communications plans to launch a constellation of 12 satellites to connect remote and mobile platforms like ships to internet via lasers.
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Chakalis later developed a constellation of ailments including Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a life-threatening skin condition that can be caused by a variety of drugs including Provigil.
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The great Daniel Boulud, whose dozen restaurants have garnered him a constellation of Michelin stars, says the most difficult dish he ever cooked was scrambled eggs with truffles.
On Monday, I wrote about StatSheet, a company that uses software to process sports scores and related data into news stories on a constellation of fan sites.
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The hedge fund's name, Capella, is that of a bright star, part of a constellation with several smaller stars nearby, and it describes the way Gartmore manages money.
Amgen also has a partnership with Stockholm's Biovitrum to develop new drugs for the metabolic syndrome, a constellation of risk factors for diabetes and heart disease that has big drug firms salivating.
For such defenses to provide comparable coverage to that offered by a constellation of orbiting interceptors, the ground-based systems would have to be deployed in prohibitively large numbers all around the globe.
This would guarantee that lifesaving cholera work can continue uninterrupted so the newly elected government will provide the leadership so Haiti can take advantage of a constellation of factors that hold potential for success.
The Center for American Progress recently predicted that a constellation of emerging trends would converge around the concept of networked energy and, the process, create a fundamentally new engineering model for managing energy.
The physicist Edward Teller estimated that a constellation of satellites providing continuous atmospheric measurements over a one square kilometer grid worldwide, which is currently cost-prohibitive, would only improve long-range forecasts from the current five days to approximately 14 days.
Regardless of how effective the filters might be, the idea that the only thing standing between a functional GPS system and a constellation of space-borne paperweights is a private company's privately-developed, privately-operated filtering equipment... but then again, we love LTE.
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Named after a much-mocked hairstyle that's short and neat in front but long and unkempt in back, mullet strategists maintain a spiffy, well-groomed front page they can show to advertisers while serving most of their actual page views on a constellation of low-quality discussion boards, sexed-up celebrity news bits and user- or auto-generated content.
The transaction would be a "significant milestone" and a "transformational step" giving Constellation a solid place in the U.S. beer market, said Constellation CEO Rob Sands in a conference call with investors Thursday.
This confluence of factors has created a perfect storm of sorts where a vast constellation of applications meets a massive network of end-users.
As reliably as autumn brings Orion to the night sky, spring each year sends a curious constellation to the multiplex: a minor cluster of romantic comedies and the couples who traipse through them, searching for love.
Starting in late 2012, the 55-person company based in Mountain View, California, will launch a private constellation designed to deliver orbital photos as a service: Just log in, enter a credit card number, and grab a timely shot of any spot on Earth.
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She pieced the debris into a spectral constellation suspended in mid-air that seems to freeze-frame the explosion, stopping time in its tracks.
While stressing a "constellation of factors" appeared to have prompted the youngsters to take their lives individually, including relationship break-ups to problems with family and friends, he said they were vulnerable to influences.
But credit will belong to a global constellation of digital entrepreneurs, and engineers at the likes of GM and Toyota, who compete to finally take the auto industry out of its 19th century roots.
In that sense, the powers that be have their work cut out for them, with the heavy responsibility of determining what diagnosis to slap on a unique constellation of symptoms that are often only conveyed through words, not pictures or lab tests.
Robert Mondavi, a unit of Constellation, last month tapped Ted Allen, a star of the TV show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, to host wine tastings at restaurants in Manhattan.
The plant remained stable at 100% of capacity, said Mark Sullivan, a spokesman with Constellation Energy Nuclear Group LLC, which owns the plant.
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