Definitions for "Jigsaw "
used for cutting tight curves as well as long, straight runs. Designed for use w/ wood, plywood, plastics, metal & some laminates
fine-toothed power saw with a narrow blade; used to cut curved outlines
Jigsaw is a long standing British pop music group fronted by the singing/songwriting duo Clive Scott and Des Dyer.
Jigsaw was a short-lived television crime drama program, aired on the ABC network as an element of the wheel series The Men as part of its 1972-73 lineup. The program starred James Wainwright as Lt. Frank Dain, who worked as an investigator for the California State Police Department's Bureau of Missing Persons.
Jigsaw was a British children's television series, written and direct by Clive Doig, which was broadcast from 1979 until 1985. The presenters were Janet Ellis, Adrian Hedley, Paul Clayton and Wilf Lunn. Other unusual characters included Mr Noseybonk (Hedley), Biggum the Giant (John Leeson), Dot (Julia Binstead) and the O-Men (Sylvester Mc Coy and David Rappaport).
A Java IDE designed for beginners, where programmers view and edit classes and methods via a graphical user interface rather than needing to understand the structural code. The IDE also incorporates a GUI builder to facilitate graphical applications.
Game to simulate a jigsaw. Pieces can be rotated and translated and are based on Pentominoes. Initially written in Java, but will translate easily to C++ because interface and implement are separate.
From Glossary of "Weaving the Web" ( 1999-07-23) Open source Web server of great modularity, written in Java. From W3C and friends. The Jigsaw home page
Jigsaw is an interactive fiction (IF) game, written by Graham Nelson in 1995. It begins at the turn of the 3rd millennium, with the player discovering a time machine enabling him or her to travel throughout the 20th Century, visiting many of its most historic moments. It is widely recognised as a major achievement in its genre, particularly for the inclusion of a romantic relationship between the player and a central character whose gender is never revealed, allowing the player to project the gender of his or her choice onto the character.
This article is about the Harvey Comics character. For other uses, see Jigsaw (disambiguation).
An instructional strategy that promotes co-operative learning. It is based on dividing information among students so that they must pool their information to complete a task. There are typically four steps: Students are assigned home groups and are given an overview of the task. Each home group member is given a different part of the task (e.g., a music selection, choreographic piece, or script, each divided into several parts) so that one student in each home group has the same information. The students with the same information then leave their home groups and form an expert group. The expert group members work together to gain sufficient understanding of their skill or information to teach it to others in their respective home groups (e.g., they might relate a sequence of events, choose relevant data, or decide on a main idea). Students return to their home groups, and each expert proceeds to share his or her expertise with the others. The home group is responsible for helping all its members understand the entire content and complete the task.
Individual students or groups of students are asked to study one component of learning (plants and animals of a biome) while other students or groups study another component (physical characteristics of a biome). Sharing information gathered puts the pieces together and the students are required to learn from each other. Jigsaw can also have students create different components of an end product.
a cooperative learning structure in which material to be
Jigsaw is an American professional wrestler known for his work in Combat Zone Wrestling and CHIKARA among other promotions. He's also known for his mask which is red and has a large black puzzle piece on the front of it. His main styles are high flying and technical wrestling.
Keywords:  fretsaw, kind
a kind of fretsaw
Keywords:  prophecy, broken, engagement
A prophecy of a broken engagement.
Keywords:  cern, revised, platform, server, sample
1.4 2.3 Cern W3C' server. On 2006-02-15, I determined it was last revised in 2005-06-08.
a fine way of exploring isolated details of a painting, and your website answered all the questions that arose
a suite of components providing analytic, risk reporting and optimization capabilities