Crossword clues for strips
strips
- Bacon portions
- Sunset and Gaza
- Goes topless
- Takes the paint away
- Takes it off
- Shirks shirts
- Rows of three or more stamps: Philately
- Removes, as a coat of paint
- Performs with a pole, perhaps
- Main drags
- Long thin bits
- Landing sites
- Is an ecdysiast
- Gets into the pole position?
- Funnies array
- Fajita meat, often
- Comics section array
- Comic-page reading
- Cartoonists' output
- Bares all
- Bacon or facon pieces
- "Archie" and "Cathy"
- Comics collection
- "Cathy" and "Luann"
- Reveals all?
- Comic page offerings
- Peels
- Prepares to streak
- Bacon units
- Loses one's shirt?
- Comics page array
- Denudes
- What an ecdysiast does
- Divests of honors
- Airport runways
- Runways, for instance
- Gaza and Sunset
- Completely undresses
- Takes off for journey aboard ship
- Bacon pieces
- Bacon selections
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
In artificial intelligence, STRIPS (Stanford Research Institute Problem Solver) is an automated planner developed by Richard Fikes and Nils Nilsson in 1971 at SRI International. The same name was later used to refer to the formal language of the inputs to this planner. This language is the base for most of the languages for expressing automated planning problem instances in use today; such languages are commonly known as action languages. This article only describes the language, not the planner.
Usage examples of "strips".
Some with no words at all, just pictures, little Crayola comic strips purporting to relate her own story back to her, tracing a narrow escape from murderous nondemocratic forces all the way to ultimate techno-cure and consignment to happy, waiting ranch family.
Despite the dirt streaking their bodies, they had made an effort to keep their hair neat, tying it back into loose braids with strips of cloth.
Hanna studied the floor, strips of marble and porphyry set into expanding and contracting spirals.
Sorrow nosed among the tangled, scorched legs of sheep with strips of skin still hanging from bone.
The wound was so raw and so deep that she feared touching it would only break it open, but she cut strips from his tunic in any case to make a pad and lightly cover the gash.
Hugh halted to study the symbols carved into the stone: more spirals and lozenges, and long strips of hatching and even, here and there, dots and lines that looked like a calendar.
Indeed, staring through the hazy day toward the fields it seemed to him that the entire field was poisoned by black rot, as thick as flies on honey, and he heaved himself up and walked, weaving because he really was getting light-headed from hunger, out to the fields and down those long strips brushing his hands over the heads of rye.
Lovett, fingering shreds of ancient fabric that still adhered to wooden strips along the fuselage, shook his head.
The women cut the meat gro into strips and festooned it on the smoking racks above the smouldering fires of green wood.
The bows were of hard, elastic wood, bound with strips of green kudu hide which had been allowed to dry and shrink on the shaft until they were hard as iron.
Anne and Sarah settled the bottle and canisters on his back, and then strapped them in place with strips of canvas cut from the seat covers.
And soon as the men had prayed and flung the barley, first they lifted back the heads of the victims, slit their throats, skinned them and carved away the meat from the thighbones and wrapped them in fat, a double fold sliced clean and topped with strips of flesh.
Halogen light stretched in broken strips from the station up the beach.
Sinkholes in the whole mythology of progress gape open up and down the street, suck down entire retail strips at a shot.
The textures of the silky cotton he strips away from her are infinite.