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Music loop (2660 bytes)
1: ...which is repeated by technical means (i.e. [[tape loop]]s, delay effects, digital [[sampler|sampling]]). 2: ...t most prominently in [[Gamelan]], the first loop musicians were [[Edgar Varese]] and [[Karlheinz Stockha... 5: ...ops, often in conjunction with various electronic musical effects. 6: ...nted specifically for the use in live looping, or loops that are recorded in front of a live audience. 8: ...]], [[Augustus Loop]], [[Multi Loop]], and [[Ambi Loop]]. While loop (2322 bytes) 2: ...st [[computer programming]] languages, a '''while loop''' is a [[control structure]] that allows code to... 4: ...e loop]], which tests the condition ''after'' the loop has executed. 6: ...eak]] statement) that controls termination of the loop. 18: == Demonstrating while loops == 20: These while loops will calculate the [[factorial]] of a number: P-loop (990 bytes) 1: ...ral more or less conserved sequence motifs, the P-loop is the best conserved one of these. It is widelys... 3: ...otides in a completely different way and has no p-loop, examples include [[glycolytic kinase]]s and E1-E... 5: Some proteins with P-loops include [[ATP synthase]], [[myosin]], [[transduc... The Loop (204 bytes) 1: '''The Loop''' is the name of two [[United States|American]] ... 2: * [[Chicago Loop]] 3: * [[Delmar Loop]] For loop (1044 bytes) 1: ...umber of iterations are known before entering the loop. 5: These for loops will calculate the [[factorial]] of a number: 30: ...for loop can ''always'' be converted into a while loop. 34: # [[While loop]] 35: # [[Do while loop]] Do while loop (2208 bytes) 1: ...[[computer programming]] languages, a '''do while loop''' is a [[control structure]] that allows code to... 3: ... a '''post-test loop'''. Compare with the [[while loop]], which tests the condition before the code with... 5: ...eak]] statement) that controls termination of the loop. 16: == Demonstrating do while loops == 18: These do while loops will calculate the [[factorial]] of a number: Loop (1762 bytes) 1: The term '''loop''', in its general sense, refers to something tha... 3: ...ntal structures used to tie [[knot|knots]]. See [[Loop (knot)]]. 4: * A '''loop''' is an [[aerobatics|aerobatic]] maneuver. 5: ...[quasigroup]] with an [[identity element]]. See [[Loop (algebra)]]. 6: ...everal times but written just once. See [[Program loop]]. Infinite Loop (658 bytes) 1: ...ficial mailing address is "1 Infinite Loop". The loop connects to Mariani Avenue, which was the former ... 3: ...ame was inspired by the concept of the [[infinite loop]] in [[computer programming]]. Loop counter (1517 bytes) 1: ...ounting]] [[variable]] used in the [[program loop|loop]] structure of most [[computer]] [[programming]] ... 3: ...oop counter is often used to help decide when the loop should terminate, for program flow to continue to... 5: ...d to be declared, and so were obvious choices for loop counters that were only temporarily required. The... 16: ...] code involving nested [[for loop]]'s, where the loop counter variables are '''i''' and '''j'''. Loop algebra (1900 bytes) 1: In [[mathematics]], '''loop algebras''' are certain types of [[Lie algebra]],... 13: ..., in other words. This is why it is called the '''loop algebra'''. 15: We can take the [[Fourier transform]] on this loop algebra by defining 29: ...then a nontrivial noncentral [[extension]] of its loop algebra gives rise to an affine [[Kac-Moody algeb... 31: ... Lie algebra of a loop group is the corresponding loop algebra. Local loop (1765 bytes) 1: In [[telecommunications]], the '''local loop''' is the wiring between the [[central office]] (... 3: ...stomer premises and back again. Individual local loop telephone lines are connected to the local centra... 5: Local loop connections can be used to carry a range of techn... 17: ... technology. Hence the phrase "[[wireless]] local loop". 19: Local loop connections in this sense include: Toe loop (545 bytes) 1: The '''toe loop''' is one of the simplest jumps in [[figure skati... 3: ...ff on the same edge on which most jumps land. Toe loops can be done as singles (one revolution is comple... 7: [[de:Toeloop]] Hairpin loop (896 bytes) 3: ...hat sequence can not base pair, causing a hairpin loop. 5: ... 3' sequence of RNA which would lead to a hairpin loop structure is: 12: ...] [[transcription]] [[termination]]. The hairpin loop forms during transcription and the structure caus... Loop (band) (1613 bytes) 1: ...ng]] band, however, unlike most shoegazing bands, Loop's sound relied more on [[Krautrock]] and [[No Wav... 27: *[http://www.glassdarkly.com/LOOP-PAGE.html Loop: Complete Discography] Loop I Bubble (406 bytes) 1: The '''Loop I Bubble''' is a cavity in the local [[interstell... 3: Astronomers believe that the Loop I Bubble was formed by [[supernova]]e and/or [[st... Costas loop (852 bytes) 1: ...cation]], a '''Costas loop''' is a [[phase-locked loop]] used for [[carrier]] phase recovery from suppre... 3: ... detector, the output of which passes through a [[loop filter]] before being used to control the voltage... Ground loop (518 bytes) 1: The term '''ground loop''' has more than one meaning: 3: ...engineering, a [[ground loop (electricity)|ground loop]] refers to an unwanted current that flows in a c... 4: ...circles, the term [[ground loop (aviation)|ground loop]] refers to the rapid circular rotation of an air... Loop-back (743 bytes) 1: In [[telecommunication]], the term '''loop-back''' has the following meanings: 7: ...atically, remotely or locally, that facilitates a loop-back test. Loop gain (572 bytes) 1: In [[telecommunication]], the term '''loop gain''' has the following meanings: 7: ...sed path, ''i.e.'' , a [[loop (telecommunication)|loop]]. D-loop replication (1616 bytes) 1: ...erial. An important component of understanding D-loop replication is that [[chloroplast]]s and [[mitoch... 3: ...plication of the heavy strand starting at the [[D-loop]] (also known as the control region). After heav... 5: ...drial genomes in animals. [[Mutation]]s in the D-loop can effectively track recent and rapid [[evolutio...
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