And, indeed, this verse was unknown to Page, since it comes from the papyrus fragment that Dirk Obbink brought to light last year: the "Brothers Poem".
Mr. Shine said: "Could you ever have imagined that the election of a First Lady to the Senate would be sent to the unknown back pages?
Instead of the satisfying experience of finding information that was previously unknown, the results page often shows a million results in a random order, or perhaps it shows none.
In the roles of a Machiavellian producer and a high-strung screen siren are Alec Baldwin and Anne Heche, stars not unknown to the pages of The National Enquirer.
An unknown number of pages were withheld by the government.
The nature of this fast-diffusing state is unknown; however, SDS-PAGE results show that the fluorescent proteins were free of cleavage products.
Using these optimizations, the worst-case performance of the pagination algorithm is bounded by O(n3) when the number of pages is unknown and O k n2), when a number k of pages is defined, where n is the size of the input sequence.
The suitability of GE as a tool for improving quantitative traits in livestock breeding programs, referred to herein as PAGE, is unknown because quantitative traits are influenced by many QTN, most of which have a small effect.
Called "The Smoking Cantata," the composition, dated July 10 , 1919 was unknown until its three-page score was offered at auction earlier this year and bought for $6,600 by the Elgar Birthplace Museum in Worcester, England.
In her Man Booker-shortlisted novel Swimming Home, Deborah Levy's stretch of treacherous water is the deceptively genteel pool of a rental villa, in which, on the opening pages, an unknown woman is briefly mistaken for a bear.
