Open List of Files...

Open List of Files

List only open folders

Open the directory history list

Open the available media list

Open an observation session list

Open Message in List Archive

Let's call this list open.

The list is in the open!

List of backends, in order of preference.

We pull off the open list and add all the neighbors of A to the open list.

Open it. That is an order, motherfucker.

let's list them in order from smallest to largest.

We're told to list in order from smallest to largest.

And we'll do that in order going through the list.

I'm signing off on the order to open up

The new open list are these two nodes over here.

The second smallest element in the list is order statistic 2.

So, we started off with b, the only thing on the open list, we visit both the neighbors of b add them to the open list, pull c off the open list, add it's neighbors d, b, and we work on d, take it off the open list, add its neighbors e and c.

Encoding order may be specified by array or comma separated list string.

First, we list all possible numbers in order in a growing spiral.

I deemed it necessary to open fire and issued the order.

Say we went to the open list all the way down here.

Here is our new open list, and again we have a preference.

It's being taken down from the list over here to produce a new open list that's sitting over here.

Then all of the right hand sides, like open P close, becomes elements of a list open P close.

You can try computing when a graph is all connected. You put the neighbors on a list, the open list.

A list of Phonon Backends found on your system. The order here determines the order Phonon will use them in.

The door will not open the lock must be out of order.

You will leave immediately, or I'll order my ships to open fire.

We mark A as visited and we add it to the open list.

Mark the unmarked ones and add the unmarked ones to our open list.

V is already marked. Y is not. Add y to our open list.

Open menu with bookmarks. You can also add current location to the list, edit bookmarks or add subfolder to the list.

They're not going to necessarily be in that order on the exam, but we can just list them in this order.

Read the mailing list archives in order to get a feel for kde development.

We want to go through the elements in the original list in reverse order.

Instead of recursion, it just has this open list to keep track of things.

You can look at them. They print out the existing open list. Nothing else.

Take a off the open list, its neighbors are already done, okay, we're finished.

In order to get the coconut milk, you must first crack the coconut open.

And we open up a network connection in order to fetch that web page.

If there is still elements in the open list, the else case comes into place.

Take f off the open list, add its neighbors g and this is already done.

Take g off the open list, its neighbors are all already done, nothing is added.