node *
nodus , auch: crunode

But who among the family should stay at the Node?

The rest of you will be moved to the Node in another three or four days.

But he could only hope it was the right node.

He is our information window to the rest of the Node.

You're already one process node behind and you have nothing on this.

We are now left with active nodes 1, 4 and 6.

You process the data and pass it on to other nodes.

"She is not available at the moment on any node."

Every node of level greater than one has two children.

There are over 40 different nodes which support various media.

For example, if the old node number was 123, it became 1230.

How could you look at an individual life as a "node"?

"Do you fine women know how long it has been since we left the Node?"

Then we pass through both left and right children of node, doing the same thing.

You could show it a scene, while its two special nodes are free, and see if either or both of them come on.

The nodes are laid out in some sort of space.

Each of these nodes can also be called a function.

Up to 4094 nodes may be created in the tree.

The only nodes we have available capacity to are higher.

The shape of the decision to use in each node.

This makes the costs of a single node very low.

Then it will store the value in all of these nodes.

I can see where one of the nodes had been fried.

No two nodes should have all their weights the same.

He looked for cover, but there was node to be had.

The mirror acts like a nodus, casting a single spot of light on the ceiling.

A nodus is formed where the second main vein meets the leading edge of the wing.

Now surely were the time for a 'god from the machine;' there is a nodus worthy of one.

Some sundials use both a style and a nodus to determine the time and date.

The ball is the nodus, the post is the gnomon.

A nodus is sometimes added to equatorial sundials, which allows the sundial to tell the time of year.

The ends of the gnomon bar may be used as the nodus, or some feature along its length.

Here is a nodus!

The time is read from where the nodus falls on a set of hour-curves that vary with the time of year.

- second longitudinal vein, it is unbranched, joins C at nodus.

Another type of sundial follows the motion of a single point of light or shadow, which may be called the nodus.

Endoclita nodus is a species of moths of the family Hepialidae.

Trinodus is derived from the Latin tri (three) and nodus (node).

Vein M3 arising nearer to nodus than arculus.

Under all roofs of this distracted City, is the nodus of a drama, not untragical, crowding towards solution.

In the very similar species C. virgo (Beautiful Demoiselle), the dark starts before the nodus.

The sun's elevation is indicated by the position of a nodus, either the shadow-tip of a gnomon, or a spot of light.

Münster: Nodus, 1996.

Dry Nodus Lake: Small mounds and swamp are all that remain of a disappearing lake on this snowy island.

Münster: Nodus Publikationen 2000, 198-201.

An ancient variant of the equatorial sundial has only a nodus (no style) and the concentric circular hour-lines are arranged to resemble a spider-web.

It has the traditional names Aldib, Altais (the goat) and Nodus Secundus.

All of these are believed to be nodus-type sundials, differing mainly in the surface that receives the shadow of the nodus.

Tania Leon - "To and Fro (4 Moods)" (Nodus Ensemble)

It is known as Nodus III (Third Knot, the knot being a loop in the tail of Draco).