- The
Quirl is a low
table hill, 349
metres high, in
Saxon Switzerland, west of the
River Elbe. The
Quirl rises about two
kilometres south of Königstein...
-
father Carl
Friedrich Schmidt, a
glazier and his
mother Maria Elisabeth Quirling. He went to
school at a
gymnasium in Hamburg,
where he
impressed with his...
-
added a
conical scanning system using an
offset receiver feed
called a
Quirl (German for whisk) that spun at 25 Hz. The
resulting signal was slightly...
- Königstein,
Saxony Lilienstein,
Saxony Papststein,
Saxony Pfaffenstein,
Saxony Quirl,
Saxony Several near Owk mandal,
Andhra Pradesh Amadiya,
Kurdistan Region...
- note and rest
values well
smaller than a 256th note and rest in his
works Quirl (2011–2013) and
Inconjunctions (2014). In Inconjunctions, in
addition to...
- shoe's heel and toe area.
Harper and
early co-founders
Brian Beckstead,
Quirl Hansen, and
Jeremy Howlett demonstrated their new
design to
various footwear...
- 9 8 (both 4+5 and 6+3), 4+5 16, 10 16, 11 8, 11 16, 15 16, and 21 16.
Quirl by
Brian Ferneyhough has 1 8, 3 16, 3 32, 5 8, 5 16, 5 32, 5 64, 7 8, 7...
- for two
guitars (2004), five
pieces Sisyphus Redux for alto
flute (2009)
Quirl for solo
piano (2011–13), part of
Nicolas Hodges'
Studies Project Prometheus...
- 1038/sj.onc.1205754. PMID 12173051. S2CID 7611946.
Weber M,
Sydlik C,
Quirling M,
Nothdurfter C,
Zwergal A,
Heiss P, et al. (June 2003). "Transcriptional...
- 10784–10791. doi:10.1074/jbc.273.17.10784. PMID 9553145.
Weber M,
Sydlik C,
Quirling M,
Nothdurfter C,
Zwergal A,
Heiss P, et al. (June 2003). "Transcriptional...
