FROWNS SMILES

Create Or Replace Function frowns.smiles to symbols(smi Text) Returns Text[] As EOPY from frowns import Smiles mol = Smiles.smilin(smi)... 

Create Or Replace Function frowns.smiles to bonds(smi Text) Returns... 

Select frowns.smiles to molfile( 1, null, null) ... 

Smiling, I glance at Mark. He isn t smiling, just watching Fergus with a slight frown. 

Figure 3. Time structure and patterns in the eye-brow-flash. The figure shows two different patterns in a eye-brow-flash. The prototypical pattern in (a) was described by Eibl-Eibesfeldt (1972). This pattern starts with a frown which disappears. The brows are lifted quickly and a smile is added. The brow raise disappears, while the smile can stay on the face. The second pattern (b) is completely different It also starts with a frown, which does not disappear whilst the brow raise appears on the face. The brow raise onset duration is three times as long as in the first pattern and the pattemsduration is much longer than in (a) (Grammer et al 1989). In addition to the difference in combinations of muscle movements there is also a difference in the time structure which changes the quality of the expression.

With a doubtful frown, Milana said, Just a moment and I ll see, and disappeared. In a moment she returned, smiling again. No, it s all right. I told her you were here. ... 

One of Bob s faces frowns, and then after a few seconds the other grins, although the smile doesn t reach his eyes. I thought I saw something. But now he thinks the snakelike movement within the depths of the canvas must be just a trick of the light. 

Forgiveness, it is well known, requires repentance, f kissed her knuckles. Think nothing of it, madonna You were understandably upset. Your frowns are forgotten and your smiles compensate a thousand times for any trifling service I may have been privileged to offer. ... 

It was very overcast yesterday, sire. Seeing his frown, I summoned my most mysterious smile The paper was incredibly old and dry, and both thevizio and I swiped at it with our rapiers a few times ... 

What a lot you know about Newton. He leaned on one elbow and smiled into my eyes. His full-lipped mouth fascinated me because it was so pliant—it could smile or frown or tease with the merest twitch of a muscle. 

Create Or Replace Function frowns.molfile to smiles(molfile Text)... 

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