The spoken-word compilation performed by four actors (pictured) is a tapestry of voices speaking in the world's newest and least noticed language: non-native English.
When 1923 Kanto earthquake (M7.9) destroyed Yokohama and Tokyo severely, Kinkichi Musha [1891 1962], who was a high school English teacher and involved in words compilation for English Japanese dictionary, changed his target of collection from English words to the historical materials related to earthquakes.
It is an example of a word whose compilation semantics differ from the default.
All of Forth's control flow words are executed during compilation to compile various combinations of the primitive words BRANCH (unconditional branch) and ?BRANCH (pop a value off the stack, and branch if it is false).
That's the operative word for a compilation of so many listed corporations, and of the 2,000 themselves.
Smart's party, tied to the release of its commissioned book Sideways, a compilation of words and images offering new takes on environmentalism, was held on an unfinished high floor of Larry Silverstein's 7 World Trade Center.
The second book, "Pope Francis in His Own Words," is a compilation of direct quotes from the new pontiff mined from his past writings, books (including a number from the Spanish edition of "On Heaven and Earth"), and interviews.
Immediate words are normally executed during compilation, not compiled but this can be overridden by the programmer, in either state.
But in addition to being a compilation of words and ideas, the Koran is a visual icon, to be touched and displayed in special ways.
The subject provoked much debate over at OMM, particularly on the issue of film snobbery, and the decision was made that everything from classical orchestral scores to pop jukebox compilations, spoken word to sonic effects counted.
