Sentence examples for verse unit from inspiring English sources

The line, or stich, is the basic verse unit, and each line of verse is normally a complete thought unit.

The shape on the page of the lines below (they constitute a single strophe or verse unit) should be noted, specifically the gradual elongation and sudden diminution of line length.

This study provides for the first time an in-depth examination of a central mode of Greek poetic competition capping, which occurs when speakers or singers respond to one another in small numbers of verses, single verses, or between verse units themselves.

No, the foot in tap is related to the foot in verse meter: a unit of rhythm, something that speaks to the ear.

Although not literary in purpose, the Rigveda had a decisive influence on the form of Sanskrit poetry: except for narrative verse, the basic unit of all subsequent poems (no matter how many verses they consist of) is the single stanza that contains one complete thought.

The songs were manually segmented into structurally meaningful units (verse, chorus) to obtain sung phrases having approximately the same durations with the fragments in the monophonic database.

Foot, plural Feet, in verse, the smallest metrical unit of measurement.

There is a reason why a unit of verse is called a foot.

There is no internal evidence, such as a continuous theme, to show that these 14 verses are a single unit; but in the Septuagint they stand together between the "sayings of the wise" and its supplement.

When all the beans are counted and the ducks are lined up, the largest GPS manufacturer expects to haveshipped 50% more GPS units this year verse in previous years.

Don't be overwhelmed; so break up your product: Write in chapters, units, verses, stories, episodes or acts to make it doable.