- in Los Angeles.[citation needed] The band
consisted of
songwriters John
Dentino (keyboards) and Ron
Stringer (guitar),
Magie Song (vocals), Joe Berardi...
-
biomechanical characteristics is
known as the dentin-enamel
junction (DEJ). The
dentino-enamel
junction is
thought to be a
scalloped structure,
which has occurred...
- the park was
known as The
Rehoboth Beach Sports Center and
owned by the
Dentino family. On
March 6, 1962, just nine days
before the
purchase was supposed...
- design, midgets, [and]
physical deformity."
Writing for LA W****ly, John
Dentino suggested that the
screenplay "reads like the
source work for all [Lynch's]...
- Overreach".
Michigan Journal of
International Law. 38 (2): 169. SSRN 2956020.
Dentino,
William L.; Manolakas,
Christine (2012). "The Exit Tax: A Move in the...
- to the
underlying ADJ amelo-dentinal junction,
which is also
called the
dentino-enamel junction. Such is the case in both
permanent and
primary dentitions;...
- 2.5 μm near the pulp, to 1.2 μm in the midportion, and 900 nm near the
dentino-enamel junction.
Although they may have tiny side-branches, the tubules...
- "Leroy" is a
spoken word
piece composed of
dialogue from The Bad Seed. John
Dentino - piano, Mellotron, synthesizer,
vocoder Magie Song -
vocals Joseph Berardi...
-
Wooden Flute,
Tibetan Long Horn,
Chanting Angus Clark :
Guitar Diana Dentino :
Keyboards Keith Heffner :
Keyboards Nawang Khechog : Flutes/Percussion/Chanting...
- Santoor, Guitar, Ebow,
Flute (V.3, 4)
Steven Kindler:
Violin (V.4)
Diana Dentino:
Keyboards (V.4)
Voyce McGinley:
Percussion (V.4)
Shinji Ebihara (V.5)...
