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The instrument should be readily accessible to trained string players, but is designed to fill a particular role in computer or amplified music.

If both of them point to the empty string, then the empty string is returned.

We start relating strings and nets by looking at sets of places as alphabets and at families as strings on such alphabets.

How could they really be their own women, carped the press, when they had male songwriters and a male manager 'pulling the strings'?

The two instances of string of characters occur in definitions of terms in the text, one for character string, the other for character string constant.

Passages for solo bassoon are doubled by strings.

In some sonatas the texture is varied by woodwind doublings of strings with flute or oboe, alternating with solo passages for different groups.

So long as popular pressure remained low, the government could string out its reforms and avoid confrontation with business.

Reading these strings from the initial state, one reaches that state.

The syntax-pragmatics interface accounts for the position of parenthetical what immediately preceding the numeral, thus restricting the linear order in the syntactic string.

At the least, a spellchecker can compare the misspelling with a dictionary of correct spellings, treating the spellings simply as character strings.

We follow the standard convention of using upper case initials to denote variables; lower case initials and strings enclosed in quotes denote constants.

One can visualize this by imagining a point and its image connected by a piece of elastic string.

Taking all string sequences together, the prototype achieved a score of 94.7% in detecting and extracting headed compounds.

Applying this tendency, we could develop a method of extracting repeatedly used strings from a small user corpus.