10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROW'S-FOOT»
Discover the use of
crow's-foot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crow's-foot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Database Systems: Design, Implementation, & Management
In Chapter 2, you also learned about the various notations used with ERDs—the
original Chen notation and the newer Crow's Foot and UML notations. The first
two notations are used at the beginning of this chapter to introduce some basic
ER ...
Carlos Coronel, Steven Morris, 2014
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Commercial Metal Stud Framing
Step 2 Hold the end of the chalk line down to the first crow's-foot, then pull the
chalk line past the second crow's-foot, as far as you can accurately line up the
chalk line on the crow's-foot (Figure 1-14). Step 3 While you hold the chalk line
tightly ...
3
Mastery of Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Surgery
Nathaniel J. Soper, Lee L. Swanström, Steve Eubanks. Fig. 24-6. Left: The nerve
of Latarjet is identified as a thin, white filament (see arrow) descending on the
lesser curve in the lesser omentum. Color inset: The crow's foot is demonstrated
by ...
Nathaniel J. Soper, Lee L. Swanström, Steve Eubanks, 2008
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Database systems: design, implementation & management
NOTE One of the more recent versions of Peter Chen's notations is known as the
Crow's Foot model. The Crow's Foot notation was originally invented by Gordon
Everest and later made popular by Clive Finkelstein1 and James Martin.
Peter Rob, Carlos Coronel, Keeley Crockett, 2008
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Beginning Database Design
Crows. Foot. A crow's foot is used to describe the “many” side of a one-to-many or
many-to-many relationship, as highlighted in Figure 3-11. A crow's foot looks
quite literally like the imprint of a crow's ...
One should accurately identify the first terminal branch of the anterior nerve or the
"crow's foot." The avascular window in the lesser omentum is incised between the
anterior nerve and the lesser curvature. The Harmonic scalpel is introduced ...
Josef E. Fischer, Kirby I. Bland, Mark P. Callery, 2006
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Data Modeling: Theory and Practice
A simpler formalism, often referred to as the crow's foot notation (Teorey,
Lightstone et al. 2006 p20) is widely used in practice (Hitchman 1995),
practitioner-oriented texts (Martin 1987; Veryard 1992; Carlis and Maguire 2001;
Silverston 2001; ...
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Information Modeling and Relational Databases
After experimenting with different notations for a cardinality of “many”, Finkelstein
settled on the intuitive crow's foot symbol suggested by Dr. Gordon Everest. In
conjunction with a minimum frequency of 0 or 1, a stroke is often used to indicate
a ...
Terry Halpin, Tony Morgan, 2010
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How to Build a Business Rules Engine: Extending Application ...
The crow's foot at the end of the relationship line is always on the child side, and
so conveys the direction of the relationship. It also indicates that the parent may
have many children. This is not "pure" IDEF1X modeling notation — which would
...
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Warman's Depression Glass: Identification and Value Guide
Identification and Value Guide Ellen T. Schroy. Crow's Foot Crow's Foot Line No.
412 and Line No. 890 Manufactured by Paden City Glass Company, Paden City,
West Virginia, in the 1930s. The square-shaped pieces are Line #412; the ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CROW'S-FOOT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
crow's-foot is used in the context of the following news items.
Photographer Edward S. Curtis's Southwest
Curtis stopped here after Acoma in 1904, shooting hundreds of photos in and around Canyon de Chelly, a massive crow's-foot-shaped gorge ... «New York Times, Jun 15»
Daisy Family plant doesn't look like a daisy
The stems are light green, adorned with purple "crow's-foot" markings. During the winter growing season, it sports deep green dissected leaves. «Santa Cruz Sentinel, Apr 15»
When words become meaningless
Hanging from the rear view mirror was a large metal, crow's-foot peace symbol. I wondered what generation that driver was living in. Maybe ... «Brnow, Feb 15»
'Pumpkinhead' Meets New York Art
... the aged, toga-clad figure vividly, with a huge almost-bare head (hence the nickname, which can also mean “baldy”) and crow's-foot wrinkles. «Wall Street Journal, Feb 15»
The Cult Of Connie Britton
Usually people say that a face “betrays” one's age, but Britton's face functions as the opposite of betrayal: Each smile line and crow's-foot ... «BuzzFeed News, Nov 14»
Lauren Bacall: Hollywood's most beautiful face
Her mature face, no less beautiful than her young one, looked like a road map of a life lived to the fullest – every crow's-foot, the sign of a laugh ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
Pomp and (Gaudy) Circumstance
On their own initiative, they snootily adopted a hood without velvet facing and indicated the field of study with the color of a pair of crow's-foot ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 13»
Botox Gives More 20-Somethings a Jump on Wrinkles
Many of them targeted the forehead, between the eyebrows and crow's-foot areas. All told, there were about 6.1 million incidents of Botox ... «ABC News, May 13»
