[lemma=faculty]? [lemma=directory] □
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[lemma=faculty]? [lemma=directory] □?
The R distribution contains about 1000 such files which can be found in the src / library / pkg / man directories of the R source tree , where pkg stands for the standard packages which are included in the R distribution . Many of these are listed in such directories as the U.K.Directory , in its Business : Manufacturing subsections , ( http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/business/index5.htm ) and the Yellow Web directory in its Engineering section ( http://www.yell.co.uk/yell/newweb/scitech/engnrng/index.html ) and the UK Industry Directory in its engineering section ( http://www.ukindustry.co.uk/ukidir.htm#Engineering ) . This is the reason the output directories of the kde-config command are shown in reverse order-they are listed based on the precedence of the config files contained within . The Polish Business Directories of the 1920s and 1930s have thousands of pages of information about people in current and former areas of Poland , including regions now part of the Vilna area of Lithuania , the Grodno area of Belarus , and Volhynia and East Galicia , now parts of the western Ukraine . Therefore , the files and directories underneath the DocumentRoot make up the basic document tree which will be visible from the web . Raise DistutilsFileError if unable to create some directory along the way ( eg . Therefore , the UserDir directive specifies a directory underneath the user 's home directory where web files are located . Note that , to avoid infinite recursion with search engines discovering a whole series of apparently different directories of the flavour of " dotdot / public_html / " , " dotdot / public_html / dotdot / public_html / " , ..., we have to make dotdot / a specially constructed " gateway directory " which * excludes * public_html / from its choice of explicit clickable links . Cannot find file filename The named file could not be found in the current directory , nor in the directories of the search path .