Kern
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remove a portion of space between (adjacent letters) -
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furnish with a kern -
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kern
the part of a metal typeface that projects beyond its body -
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Kern
United States composer of musical comedies (1885-1945)
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A churn. -
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A hand mill. See Quern. -
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(Type Founding) A part of the face of a type which projects beyond the body, or shank, such as in certain italic letters. -
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(O. Eng. Law) An idler; a vagabond. -
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Any kind of boor or low-lived person. -
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Kernel; corn; grain. -
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The harvest-home. -
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The last handful or sheaf reaped at the harvest. -
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(Type Founding) To form with a kern. See 2d Kern. -
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To harden, as corn in ripening. -
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To take the form of kernels; to granulate. "It is observed that rain makes the salt kern ."
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A corn; grain; kernel. -
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In printing, that part of a type which projects beyond the body or shank, as in the Roman letters f and j as formerly made and some italic letters. -
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The last handful or sheaf of grain cut down at the close of the harvest. Also called kern-cut. -
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A harvest-home. -
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To form corns or grains; take the form of corns or grains; granulate; harden, as corn in ripening; set, as fruit or grain. -
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To granulate, as salt by evaporation. -
kern
To sow with corn. -
kern
To cause to granulate, as salt by evaporation. -
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In type-founding, to form with a kern or projection, as-a type or letter. -
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A dialectal (unassibi-lated) form of churn. -
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A dialectal form of quern. -
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In the ancient militia of Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland, a light-armed foot-soldier of the lowest and poorest grade, armed with a dart or skean: opposed to gallowglass, a heavy-armed soldier. The word is sometimes used in a collective sense. -
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Hence —2. An Irish churl or boor; by extension, any ignoble person; a drudge; a bumpkin. -
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In English law, an idle person or vagabond.
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. See Quern. -
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kėrn (Scot.) the last sheaf of the harvest: a harvest-home—also Kirn -
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kėrn an Irish foot-soldier: a boor -
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kėrn to granulate. -
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kėrn (print.) that part of a type which overhangs the stem or shank.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Cf. G. kern, kernel, grain; akin to E. corn,. See Corn Kernel.
Another successful Honor Flight for Kern County. kget.com
In three days and two nights, Kern County's World War II veterans saw it all. kget.com
Kern sets state TD passes record as No. baltimoresun.com
LAMONT, Calif.— Kern County authorities say a man who shot at deputies and led officers on a manhunt has been found dead in a trailer. mercurynews.com
Kern , 90, Somerset, formerly of Glen Savage. dailyamerican.com
Kern , 90, Somerset, formerly of Glen Savage, died Nov 10, 2012 at Somerset Hospital. dailyamerican.com
Voters in Kern County doesn't quite match the rest of the state on 11 propositions, although the outcome from early results appeared to be pretty much the same on most measures. tehachapinews.com
2012 Kern County Candidate List. turnto23.com
The following link will open the Kern County Candidate List for the NOVEMBER 6, 2012 CONSOLIDATED PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION. turnto23.com
SDG&E to Tap Energy Sources In Kern County. sdbj.com
San Diego-based EDF Renewable Energy held a dedication event recently for two large-scale energy projects in Kern County that will provide power to San Diego Gas & Electric Co. sdbj.com
Tony Kern challenged this year's Safety Standdown audience in Wichita to stay ahead of the leadership curve. ainonline.com
If you're Jon Kern , you ridicule it. ashingtontimes.com
Playwright Jon Kern looks at terrorism, and laughs. daily-jeff.com
This Oct 15, 2012 photo shows playwright Jon Kern at Second Stage Theatre in New York. greenfieldreporter.com
The phases of the two optical peaks (Kern et al., 2003) as well as of the γ -ray peak claimed by Ramanamurthy et al.(1996) are also shown.
On the polar caps of the 3 Musketeers
Kern for valuable feedback. Transforming to the rotating frame may be avoided and/ or removing both linear and bilinear terms is possible by Pseudo-RPD, where paths always begin with 1, is able slightly generalizing the schemes discussed here . L. F.
Enhanced Convergence and Robust Performance of Randomized Dynamical Decoupling
Becker-Kern et al. show that the CTRW limit is X (t) = Y (Et ) (t ≥ 0), where Y is a real-valued stable L´evy process with index α = 2β and Et is the inverse of a β -stable subordinator.
Fractal Dimensions for Continuous Time Random Walk Limits
Becker-Kern, P., Meerschaert, M. M. and Scheffler, H.-P. (2004).
Correction: Limit theorems for coupled continuous time random walks
ADAM BARCZYK AND PETER KERN this case the right-sided inverse eη← (x, v ) defined in (2.2) is independent of v ∈ Sd−1 as the pro jection of the L´evy measure η is the same for every direction, cf.
Scaling limits of coupled continuous time random walks and residual order statistics through marked point processes
Without a doubt the Kern guided him faithfully. "The Fifth Queen Crowned" by
That was a whimsical exaggeration of what perhaps had a kern of truth in it. "Sundry Accounts" by
The southern area is drained by the Kern River, into which flow the waters of Mount Whitney and his giant neighbors. "The Book of the National Parks" by
O haste thee, and from Allan learn, If thou may'st trust yon wily kern. "Lady of the Lake" by
But the big man remained; and the skipper, with the Colonel at his elbow, made for him through the half-naked kernes. "The Wild Geese" by
Kern took position near the edge of the swamp on the left; and Martin found post in a wheat-field to the right. "Shoulder-Straps" by
W. D. KERN, Baldwin, Douglas county: I have resided in Kansas thirty-nine years. "The Apple" by
With an exclamation of horror, Captain Kerns turned his ship's prow straight for the scene of the disaster, for he saw what had happened. "The Frontier Boys in the Sierras" by
Kern River was one o' those an' Father got bit. "The Boy With the U.S. Miners" by
It smacks of English courtesy to an Irish kern. "The O'Donoghue Tale Of Ireland Fifty Years Ago" by
Who ride the roads of Sin,
No matter how the roads may turn
They lead us to that Inn.
And drove away the poor;
"Ah, woe is me!" the old lord said,
"I rue my bargain sore!"
As through the moorland fern,—
Then ne'er let the gentle Norman blude
Grow cauld for Highland kerne."
I thought, “if you did blow vor her,
Vor apples that should grow vor her,
A-vallèn down below vor her,
O then how happy I should zee you kern!”
There is no angry weather, and wherefore do you fear?"
"My lady, hush! the kern sees something on the way."'
"My lord, why listen to him?—I have such news to say."
"I see a king's plume waving by yonder oak-tree's bough."
"It is a hawk he watches, that is hanging there so low."
"Then at that bird of evil, dark death, I'll bend my bow."