When you can't sleep, according to folklore, counting sheep (one sheep, two sheep, three sheep...) may help . Someone probably thought the role reversal may be interesting : "What do sheep count when they can't sleep ?". The answer is,

Musically, a chord consists of 3 notes (pitches) of which FREQUENCIES are HARMONIZED to one another. For example, the C chord consists of notes C, E and G that are said to be harmonized so when these 3 notes are played sequentially or

"Not for the faint of heart" means not for people who, among other things, are - not courageous enough to see something gory, horrific or violent - not bold, rugged or determined enough for a tough task - not very adventurous to discover

Or a little more emphasized on HOW he did it : "This is the way he did it"

Stop 'n Save is a national chain store. It could be a convenient store in your neighborhood, a little shop along a highway or a sizeable supermaket in a city. However you should not take a business literally by its name because there's no

Hi Komountain, Both sentences are incorrect. There are 2 actions (or lack of action) in the past : You hoping and him staying. Since "you hoping" happened first, it must be put in Past Perfect tense. And since "him staying" were just a wishful

No, there shouldn't be a comma before "are". In fact, the comma after "methodologies" should be omitted. These methodologies that, in principle, are valid only for excited states dominated by singly excited configurations (or when the linear

Depends on the type of watch you are looking at. If it's electronic then the hour and minute digits are there. Just read the exact numbers out loud. If it's a dial watch, then most peole would round off the time. Eleven-o-seven becomes

Florazheng, "Pitch" is a common noun alright (as opposed to proper noun), but is also among abstract nouns - those things that don't have sizes, shapes or colors, something you can't physically touch and see. When someone broadens his pitch,

"Widen" is for both literal and abstract meanings whereas "broaden" is reserved for more abstract sense. For example, you can widen both a road and your knowledge; but you don't want to say you are broadening a road.