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The division-frame itself is closed by having two sheets of zinc run into it as shown in fig. 2, the one marked _b b b b_, and partly drawn out, being of solid sheet zinc; and _a a_, the other in the frame, of perforated zinc; _d_, being the screw-nut (like those in the bee-frames) by means of which it can be drawn out into the observation-frame, &c. ❋ William Augustus Munn (N/A)

Or again, he noticed that if b is the length of the side of a square, then b² represents its area, and b³ the volume of the cube with edge equal to b. ❋ Unknown (1910)

Demz b speshul sunglarsis wif teh mirrer sew u cna sii hoo is following u n teh blak van…..b caerful! ❋ Unknown (2010)

ˆ« M pm (s, t ‰ | a, b ‰) (st ‰) dρ and likewise when (a, b²), ❋ Shimony, Abner (2009)

˜The boy sang™ is simply ˜Sang (b)™, where ˜b™ is a an unstructured symbol that stands for the boy in question (and presents him in a certain way). ❋ Pietroski, Paul (2009)

When the wave is switched off, the photon propagates in the zeroth order of diffraction to polarization analyzers respectively oriented at angles a and b, and when it is switched on the photons propagate in the first order of diffraction to polarization analyzers respectively oriented at angles a² and b². ❋ Shimony, Abner (2009)

Different experiments can be performed on each system, those on 1 designated by a, a², etc. and those on 2 by b, b², etc. ❋ Shimony, Abner (2009)

Nevertheless, in a suitable conversational setting, the phrases (b) and (b²) can be properly used to designate any of the three events: the act that turned on the light, the onset of illumination in the light, and whole process whereby the light has come to be turned on. ❋ Wilson, George (2007)

But we can see that the number of chains in which b is combined with a is equal to the number of chains in which b is not combined with a. In fact we have that P (b | a) = P (~b | ~a) = ❋ Faye, Jan (2005)

The plates themselves are shaped as depicted in Fig. 55, _a, b, c, a_ and _b_ curved to meet the outlines of the shoe, and _c_ shaped so as to wedge tightly over the posterior ends of the side plates, and between them and the shoe. ❋ Harry Caulton Reeks (N/A)

Now instead of running the braces from A C until they meet in a point, as before we stop them at a, and c, and place the straining beam, a c, between them to prevent those points from approaching, suspend the points B and D from them, and start the braces B b and D b-- and, if the truss were longer, would continue on in the same manner as far as needful. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

In the illustrations, h, m, and b are the high, intermediate, and low pressure cylinders of one set of engines; as will be seen, each cylinder is on a separate frame connected by girders; directly above the cylinders are the two low and the one high pressure air cylinders, b¹, m¹, and h¹ respectively. ❋ Various (N/A)

B. Axillary artery; b, brachial artery, in the upper part of its course, having h, the median nerve, lying rather to its outer side; b*, the artery in the lower part of its course, with the median nerve to its inner side. ❋ Joseph Maclise (N/A)

Limbus laminæ spiralis, with a, the teeth of the first row; b, b’, the auditory teeth of the other rows; c, c’, the interdental grooves and the cells which are lodged in them. ❋ Unknown (1918)

The red arrow, a, a’, indicates the course the lateral cerebrospinal fasciculus takes at the level of the decussation of the pyramids; the blue arrow, b, b’, indicates the course which the sensory fibers take. ❋ Unknown (1918)

The next, "With longyng y am lad," is pretty, though less so: and is in ten-line stanzas of sixes, rhymed _a a b, a a b, b a a b_. ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)

Suppose, Lotze says in effect, and for simplicity's sake I have to paraphrase him, for his own words are too long to quote -- many distinct beings _a, b, c_, etc., to exist independently of each other: _can a in that case ever act on b_? ❋ William James (1876)

In s [u] ch kompoundz az _lim-lama_, lim (b) - lame; _lim-leas_, lim (b) - less; it woz imposibel tu avoid the interkalashon ov a _b_ in pron [u] nsiashon. ❋ Unknown (1861)