That left the United States and Germany, in Mr. Asmus's words, splitting into "opposing, feuding" camps.
Each has 2,000 to 3,000 words split into topics that start with the basics like food and drink, then move to more complex ones like society and environment.
" 'Motherless Brooklyn' immerses us in the mind's dense thicket, a place where words split and twine in an ever-deepening tangle," Albert Mobilio wrote here in 1999.
By Fred Packard The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 83 Description of a man who takes a multiple word, splits it in two and juggles it around a bit to turn it into a descriptive phrase.
Such transformations of names are grimly humorous, like the phrases derived from words split open by catastrophe: survivors has become "soar vivers", experiment "spare the mending", excited "all as cited".
The multi-Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of thesis-generating works like "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "A Delicate Balance" is celebrating his four-score years on earth with a laugh-out-loud little farce in which the meanings of everyday words split and multiply like amoebas on steroids.
Writing in The New York Times Book Review, Albert Mobilio said that Mr. Essrog's tics evoke James Joyce and that Mr. Lethem's novel "immerses us in the mind's dense thicket, a place where words split and twine in an ever-deepening tangle".
In other words, splitting of class-1 calls in the heterogeneous wireless network reduces NCBP for both class-1 and class-2 calls.
This paper reports research on using an open-source extraction tool General architecture for text engineering (GATE) and word split software from the Institute of Computing Technology and Chinese lexical analysis system (ICTCLAS) to assist the expert in acquiring and marking of feature word groups from the abstracts and claims of the patents on Large Aperture Optical Elements.
Search equations for each database included the free-text word "split mouth" combined with a filter designed to identify systematic reviews (see Additional file 1) [ 10].
Remember, beach is the b word, fudge is for f word, split is for s word and crud is for c word.
