10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «END-STOPPED»
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end-stopped in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
end-stopped and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sensation and Perception
Retinal ganglion cells respond best to spots oflight, whereas cortical end-stopped
cells respond best to bars ofa certain length that are moving in a particular
direction. TABLE 3.1 Properties of Neurons in the Optic Nerve, LGN, and Cortex ...
2
Immersed in Verse: An Informative, Slightly Irreverent & ...
End-stopped lines end in the same place where any speaker might naturally
pause due to grammar or punctuation. Had Williams chosen to use end-stopped
lines, his poem might look something like this: So much depends upon a red ...
3
Dictionary of Poetic Terms
lineation 194 lines are either end-stopped or enjambed. For a detailed
discussion of the classifications, see Line Ending. See also Autonomous L.,
Blank Verse, ENJAMBMENT, FORM, STRUCTURE, and VOICE. lineation the
composition of or ...
Jack Elliott Myers, Don C. Wukasch, 2003
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William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
One such feature is the use of end-stopped lines and run-on lines. In the passage
given above, the last line has a comma at the end. In other words, the reader or
the actor will have to have a short pause at the end. When there is this kind of ...
5
Shape Perception in Human and Computer Vision: An ...
29.3 Curvature selectivity from end-stopped neurons. Smaller cell sizes (a, b) are
selective for sharper curvatures, larger neuron scales are selective for broader
curvatures (c, d). Simple cell sizes that combined into end-stopped cells were: 40
...
Sven J. Dickinson, Zygmunt Pizlo, 2013
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Our Secret Discipline: Yeats and Lyric Form
Like almost all blank verse, it exhibits both end-stopped and enjambed lines. In
Yeats's other blank-verse poems these kinds are frequently intermixed, but in "
The Second Coming" the poet tends to separate a passage with end-stopped
lines ...
7
Representations of Vision: Trends and Tacit Assumptions in ...
The first pathway depends on the activity of neurons with simple or complex
receptive fields (vertical ellipse), the second combines signals of neurons with
end-stopped receptive fields (horizontal ellipses with hatched disks symbolizing ...
This represents the non-Fourier processing theme in its simplest form. As will be
shown below, more sophisticated forms of non- Fourier processing produce units
with characteristics of end-stopped or end-inhibited complex cells, which are ...
Philip S. Ulinski, Edward G. Jones, Alan Peters, 1999
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Meter and Meaning: An Introduction to Rhythm in Poetry
oB oB oBoBoB end-stopped lines Lines of verse that end with the completion of a
logical or grammatical unit; the lines by Alexander Pope in Chapter 4 are end-
stopped iambic pentameter couplets: True ease in writing comes from art, not ...
Thomas Carper, Derek Attridge, 2003
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Brain Theory: Biological Basis and Computational Principles
However, in visual cortex, end-stopped cells with all degrees of field asymmetry
can be found (see below). The signals of distant pairs are combined by a
multiplication (X) because it needs at least two line ends to perceive such a
contour (14).
Adrianus Aertsen, Valentino Braitenberg, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «END-STOPPED»
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end-stopped is used in the context of the following news items.
Secondhand Emotion
With differing preferences in that regard, all of the emo-users I queried went for the non-end-stopped alternative, because, as one pointed out, ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Jun 15»
Poem of the week: Breezeway by John Ashbery
It's striking how many short sentences and end-stopped lines there are. The poet is in staccato mood, a little angry, though the anger dances on ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Atticus Lish's debut novel depicts love in a time of terror
... possibilities are end-stopped from the outset. She is an ''illegal'', he a broken man. Their affair plays out in the increasingly cramped confines ... «The Australian, May 15»
Edward Thomas: the prolific hack (who wrote a book review every …
It is because of this end-stopped life that Matthew Hollis a few years ago decided to write a biography of Thomas's last year, and specifically his ... «Spectator.co.uk, May 15»
Great Moments in Swearing: The “GD Big Car” Edition
Yet the spondaic phrase “goddamn big car” does slow us down just for a moment, with the end-stopped comma serving as an additional pump ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 15»
The Certainty of Others
But it's an emblematic detail: Here, Glück complicates the notion of death as a hard, end-stopped line. Voices speak from beyond the grave, ... «Commonweal, Nov 14»
Visions before midnight: the inimitable voice of Clive James
... distaste for Swinburne and admiration for the best of Hart Crane demonstrate that he is not a simple purveyor of end-stopped line, rhyme and ... «New Statesman, Nov 14»
Here Lies Love, National Theatre - review: Fatboy Slim and David …
... ahead of his time here) and two confrontational end-stopped stages, eloquent in the ideological battle between the embezzling dictators and ... «The Independent, Oct 14»
King Lear With Sheep, Jevington Place Farm, Sussex, review …
The end-stopped stage has a red curtain and is flanked with blown-up black-and-white cut-outs of 17th century engravings of an elephant and ... «The Independent, Aug 14»
Henri Matisse: the hand that takes you for a ride
To discover a way of drawing so radically new as découpage is an end-stopped feat. It is as inimitable as Alexander Calder's great, comic ink ... «New Statesman, Apr 14»
