strung

5. Groups of animals, companies, etc. owned or managed by individuals or groups. A series of horses, a series of hotels

6. A line of tightly stretched lines or musical instruments that give out sound when it is vibrated by rubbing, striking or rubbing the bow.

9. Basic particles as a mathematical representation of finite one-dimensional curves rather than physical points

14. Palm. , String. Proposal condition or restriction: generous suggestion, no additional condition

[Before 900; (n.) Central English string, strength, strength of old English, c. Old High German stranc, reinforcement of Old Norse]

Then list up (= expand) some strings along the string, then ...

Building on the north side of the river → Des immeubles jalonnaient la rive norddelarivière

1. (a) A long thin wire rope twisted with a thin wire for bundling, tightening, etc., a rope bundle, a rope string, a string cord, an apron string

3. Instruments such as violins, lines above the intestines and so on. His A string broke (also an adjective) He played the violin in a string orchestra

2. Place a string or string (such as a bow or a string instrument). The shooter bent the bow and shot an arrow toward the target

(A group of people playing in the orchestra) Stringed instruments, violin, viola, cello, double base. The conductor said the string was too big.

(Such as rules) are very strict or strongly enforced. To prevent garbage falling, there should be more stringent laws on the street.

2. Lack of financing and other funds in a difficult period (adjective also) The government is demanding strict measures

BERNARD ELLIS made a very beautiful and simple entertainment of Palma Baptist lemonade with wire on the left side. DAVID MARSHALL transformed Parma instruments very closely (almost like the original) and it was also wired. Unfortunately, these two excellent British string instruments are currently missing and these instruments can only be found in secondary markets. JOSE IGNACIO FERNANDEZ from Spain's Cinco Siglos made another variant of the very well carved Cantiga citole. The photo above is not close to any justice - check his website and see the decorative sculpture along the line process of the construction process and gorgeous final tool, Warwick gittern.

Well, they held an auction at public plaza until the end of the afternoon, proceeding along and stretching, looking at the old man and his level with his own hands, occasionally used the little Bible. Please spread sympathy for everything he knows, or spread his own heart. But as the situation got worse, everything was sold - just a bit old in the cemetery. So, they need to get rid of it - I have never seen Kirin swallow everything as the king wants. About two minutes later, the crowd shouted, laughed and kept singing with a smile.

Perhaps the most complicated problem with old instruments is their concatenation and how to adjust them. There are few sources of information on the exact material of a particular musical instrument and there are sometimes detailed descriptions of the instruments, but there is not much information on how to adjust. During the adjustment, we have two authors. Anonymous authors of Summa Musicae of the 14th century pointed out that the stringed instruments of the fingerboard adjust their tone with "octave, quarter note, 5th notes tone and put their fingers to make their own tones and semitones." You can see that instruments are alternately adjusted at 4, 5, 5, or octave spacing. For example, gd g'd 'or dddg. This produced a simple drone style that was prevalent at the time.