"The grand bogies for young men who want really to learn strophe writing" -- that is, composition in strict forms -- "are Catullus and Villon," he wrote.
Although this chapter describes the ESL flow as a top-down flow, starting at specifications and ending up with implementations in hardware and software, this is an idealized concept that is rarely used in its strict form in real designs of real systems.
Tudor's choreography is in very strict form, but Caroline can be depicted differently.
Insofar as both phenomena represent reactions against aristocratic rule, it is reasonable loosely to associate the two, but it is important to realize that the theory, however seductive, is in its strict form a modern construction.
And there is also cross-party agreement in favour of a strict form of secularism, known as laïcité and entrenched by law since 1905, which keeps religion out of public life.Yet the country has recently found itself torn apart by virulent quarrels about the role and nature of the family.
Al-Shabaab is waging an insurgency against Somalia's weak UN-backed government with the goal of establishing an Islamic emirate in Somalia, ruled by a strict form of Islam.
His photo essay on the death of Gandhi for Life magazine shows vast, swirling pools of mourners at the funeral, the potential melodrama of the scene held in check, as always, by strict form.
In this paper, the problem of adaptive fuzzy quantized output-feedback control is investigated for a class of uncertain switched nonlinear systems in strict feedback form.
A design procedure for adaptive cascade control of a class of uncertain single-input nonlinear systems in strict feedback form is proposed.
