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Helen Shingler (29
August 1919 – 8
October 2019) was a
British film and
television actress.
Shingler was born on 29
August 1919. She
married producer Seafield...
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Shake (
shingle), a
wooden shingle that is
split from a bolt, with a more
rustic appearance than a
sawed shingle Quercus imbricaria, or
shingle oak, a...
- the finer;
during puddling, it was done by a
special workman called the
shingler. The iron (or steel) then had to be
further shaped (drawn out)
under the...
- A
shingle weaver (US) or
shingler (UK) is an
employee of a wood
products mill who
engages in the
creation of
wooden roofing shingles or the
closely related...
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centre and full-back. His
older brother Aaron Shingler is a
Wales international rugby union player.
Shingler pla****
youth rugby for
Hendy RFC. He also pla****...
- A
shingle beach, also
known as
either a
cobble beach or
gravel beach, is a
commonly narrow beach that is
composed of co****, loose, well-rounded, and...
- free dictionary.
Shingle is a
corruption of
German Schindel meaning a
roofing slate.
Shingles historically were
called tiles, and
shingle was a term applied...
- fire and cost more than
other types of
shingle so they are not as
common today as in the past.
Distinctive shingle patterns exist in
various regions created...
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Shingler 2013, 1. Genre.
Mercer &
Shingler 2013,
Determining the genre.
Gledhill 1987, p. 7.
Mercer &
Shingler 2013, Introduction.
Mercer &
Shingler 2013...
- In
natural language processing a w-
shingling is a set of
unique shingles (therefore n-grams) each of
which is
composed of
contiguous subsequences of tokens...
