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n. (alternative form of shahin English)
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Shaheen is a historical novel written in Urdu by Pakistani Islamic historian and novelist Naseem Hijazi.
It details the situation of the Muslims in Granada in 1492 when they were about to be expelled from Spain. The novel also very beautifully depicts the reasons of the destruction of Muslim power in Granada.
Shaheen consists primarily of a 36-cabinet Cray XC40 supercomputer owned and operated by King Abdullah University of Science and Technology ( KAUST). Built in partnership with Cray, Shaheen is intended to enable KAUST Faculty and Partners to research both large and small-scale projects, from inception to realization.
Shaheen, named after the Peregrine Falcon, is the largest and most powerful supercomputer in the Middle East with a processing power of 5.54 petaflops with 196,608 cores. The first generation of Shaheen (2009-2015) was an IBM Blue Gene/P, originally built at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York, and moved to KAUST in mid-2009. The second generation of Shaheen, project name "Shaheen II", was brought into service in the summer of 2015.
Usage examples of "shaheen".
Inez returned to the prosecution table and Judge Shaheen nodded toward the defense.
The prosecutor took her seat and Judge Shaheen inclined his head toward the defense.
Judge Shaheen stroked his beard with his forefinger and scowled at the lawyer over the flat tops of his reading glasses.
Prepared for such outbursts, Judge Shaheen proffered a box of tissues to her.
Judge Shaheen gave the defense an opportunity to re-cross, but Lathrop quietly declined.
The rest of the courtroom audience seemed to share her unease, for Judge Shaheen had to call them to order several times before they settled into silence.
A pallid young juror with rumpled hair dabbed perspiration from his forehead with his sleeve, and Judge Shaheen directed the subsequent warning at him.
The bailiff rushed to restrain Park, and Judge Shaheen hammered his gavel to quell the anxious babble in the court-room.
Hylands had been illegal, and, as far as Judge Shaheen or anyone else knew, falsified Violet testimony was unprecedentedunthinkable, even.
Given what a mess things are, Tony Shaheen ought to give me at least until Monday or Tuesday to rework my case.
When you gave me your big lecture about Shaheen Whatever Her Name Is who you kissed onstage?
So the presidential contenders dutifully warbled the praises of such House candidates as Katrina Swett in New Hampshire and John Norris in Iowa, only to watch from the sidelines as all the non-incumbent Democratic congressional candidates in both statesincluding New Hampshire Governor Jeanne Shaheen running for the Senatewere upended in November.
Kelly had left the Marine Corps aviation as a helicopter pilot and had been flying the Sirkorsky Sky Crane for Shaheen Aviation.