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Duh Nuh (scroll scroll) Duh Nuh (scroll scroll)

Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

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Talismanic Scroll. D'Hendecourt Scroll.

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Talismanic Scroll fragment in Greek and Arabic. Formerly Goodspeed Ms. Grk. 16. One of two extant sections of a single scroll. The other portion is held in the Pierpont Morgan Library of New York, as Ms. M. 499.

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Antoine-Joseph Dezallier d'Argenville (biography), Ann-Marie Thornton · The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association

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Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

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Iansane · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2022

Scroll of Paper Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

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Long painted scroll depicting human figures from traditional narratives.

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Croft, Robyn · Arca (British Columbia Electronic Library Network) · 2008

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Bamboo container and lid containing a long paper scroll covered on both sides with in inscriptions and drawings.

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SCROLL

Murray Sargent · 1970

A number of routines have been developed recently to facilitate labeling of computer plotted output. One of the more versatile programs is that written by Freeman which is capable of plotting characters in sequence including sub and superscripts, over and underscoring, using italics, changing fonts and returning to a saved coordinate. Programs of related nature have been written specifically for the purpose of text editing such as the IBM TEXT 360 and CALL 360 which are primarily printer oriented. Along these lines, all conversational programming systems have editing facilities. The routines share a common feature: the interpretation of character strings containing substrings specifying the desired output and other substrings specifying control functions. The substrings are separated typically by a break character such as a dollar sign or slash followed by a character representing the purpose of the substring. The use of a single character to represent a word or idea is as old as language itself (& for and, $ for dollar, etc.) and the characters so used are called logograms or logographs. One of the early programming languages to use logograms is APL although the purpose of that language is very different from the string languages involved above. A clear advantage of the logogrammatic language is its brevity. However this can be a confusing factor as well.

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Liverpool University Press eBooks · 2025

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Incised strip of birchbark depicting nine figures, eight human, and a building of some sort.

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Cavallo, Guglielmo (Rome) · Brill’s New Pauly · 2014

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Stefano Manfredi, Nicolas Quint · 2024

SCrolL is an open-access database that allows for typological comparison of clausal subordination in Creole languages. The database consists of two integrated query interfaces that furnish fine-grained morphosyntactic information about 10 creoles and permit to:Compare the formal encoding of adverbial, complement, and relative subordinate relations across the languages of the sample, with examples and qualitative information about the main language-dependent factors producing morphosyntactic variation;Compare the semantic features of the subordinating devices across the languages of the sample, trace back their etymological and functional origins, and observe their synchronic variation.

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Martha Sharp Joukowsky · Open Context · 2007

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Martin H. Weik · 2000

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전동식 Scroll Compressor의 Scroll 열변형 해석

이형욱, 김정배, 이근안 et al. · 2012

A scroll compressor used in the air conditioning in automobile consists of the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll. Temperature gradient in the scroll compressor during the operation induces the thermal expansion of two scrolls. Therefore, the gap between scrolls in the initial stage is regarded as...

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painting titled The Scroll|The Scroll

Shahzia Sikander · 1992

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Magic Scroll. Ethiopic Magical Prayer Scroll.

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Magic Scroll in Gə‘əz (Ethiopic). Petitioning texts and painted charms in tandem function to invoke protection from demonic possession, spells, and disease. Formerly Goodspeed Ms. Eth. 67.

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