Sentence examples for To notebook from inspiring English sources
noun
A book in which notes or memoranda are written.
The shift in consumer preference to notebook PCs from desktop models may have also played a role — A.M.D. is not as strong in products made for notebooks.
Averatec, a South Korean company with an office in Santa Ana, Calif., is a relative newcomer to notebook computers, which it has been making since 2002.
As someone who has read more than one book on computer ergonomics, I was surprised to find my physiotherapist so hostile to notebook PCs.
Worldwide, the shift to notebook computers in both the business and consumer market is fueling growth, along with falling prices on desktop PCs, IDC said.
They take many forms, from devotional icons to notebook drawings to Sunday-best hats, and they span centuries and continents, from a tiny Mexican ceramic mask made around the ninth century B.C. to a hummingbird-colored silk mantle woven in Madagascar in 1998.
They take many forms, from devotional icons to notebook drawings to Sunday-best hats, and they span centuries and continents, from a tiny Mexican ceramic mask made around the ninth century B.C. to a hummmingbird-colored silk mantle woven in Madagascar in 1998.
It's now my go-to notebook.
Made with deft precision in opaque watercolor (gouache) on sheets ranging from postcard- to notebook-size, the paintings offer a conventional, Victorian Academic style of slightly brushy, near-photographic realism.
His secret: he sticks to notebooks (the paper variety) and an old-fashioned address book.
Yet this is not my main objection to the "neat-and-tidy" approach to notebook-keeping.
Computer sales will be driven by a shift to notebooks from desktops, and from accessories.
