Its 1,330 hemistichs (half lines of verse) are probably the final distillation of different periods.
The jackets are at once lightweight and constructed, with a half lining of stiffened organza and an interior waist tie to create a contoured silhouette.
The classic is an elaborately structured ode of 60 to 100 lines, maintaining a single end rhyme that runs through the entire piece; the same rhyme also occurs at the end of the first hemistich (half-line) of the first verse.
The pathos of Malouf's novel, as in that one half-line of Homer's Iliad, is that the possibility of a different ending, of a life filled with simple pleasures, is and must always be a fleeting one: the end of "Ransom" includes a terrifying flash-forward to the grotesque murder of the aged Priam at the hands of Achilles' young son, Neoptolemus, during the sack of Troy.
Hazzard borrows the following lines – "A languid janitor bears/ His lantern through colonnades/ And the architecture swoons" – making one-and-a-half lines of Stevens's three: "a languid janitor bears his lantern through colonnades/ and the architecture swoons… ".
Consider the following boundary value problem with integral boundary conditions on the half-line of an infinite interval of the form (1.1).
In this article by employing principal and nonprincipal solutions we introduce a new approach to study nonlinear boundary problems on half-line of the form ( p ( t ) x ′ ) ′ + q ( t ) x = f ( t, x ), t ≥ t 0, (1.1) x ( t 0 ) = x 0, (1.2) x ( t ) = a v ( t ) + b u ( t ) + o ( r ( t ) ), t → ∞, (1.3).
This paper reports new orthogonal functions on the half line based on the definition of the classical Jacobi polynomials.
Our observations show that using memory persistence on top of NVM main memory, instead of a file-based approach on top DRAM/Disk, produces less than half lines of code, is more than 4× faster to develop, consumes 33× less memory energy, and executes search tasks up to 33× faster.
The medieval Germanic poetic line is made up of two half lines with alliteration of a certain consonantal group.
