Примеры dangle

• Her shepherd is virile, with twinkling eyes, a medallion dangling from his neck, and straight white teeth.

• The first step is the definition of dangling terms, which are the sub-terms, in the usual sense, of actual addressed terms.

• The following defines dangling terms and the function t @ from addr(t) to dangling in-terms.

• Such "dangling" or "hanging" syntactic units are found in other oral poetry.

• Remove the problems of classical systems (memory leakage, dangling pointers, illegal references) that cause crashes.

• He assumes the role of bus driver, positioning himself at one end of the couch with his feet dangling through the railing, and pretending to hold a steering wheel.

• The large majority of the enthroned figurines do not have the legs that should be dangling down if the figure was a living human seated on a throne.

• Clearly "dangling" is just such an example.

• A unique feature of this scheme is that evaluation can lead to values with dangling pointers: a pointer to data in some region that has been reclaimed.

• The latter are called dangling back-pointers.

• Thus, a term is deallocated even when a (now dangling) pointer to the term exists on the stack, as long as the pointer is never used again.

• Is he aware that people are coming to the view that this is just another carrot dangled before the people for purely electoral purposes?

• What is the carrot dangling before our noses?

• The more spectral and unsubstantial it is, the more it must be dressed up in horrific phrases and dangled before the eyes of the people.

• When that possibility was dangled before the respondents, why were those responses not available?