Sentence examples for a little notation from inspiring English sources

Only at the very bottom of the ledger, as if mumbled in passing, is a little notation about the chief executive officer: "Richard Ferman received compensation of $732,224 from the U.S.T.A. Inc".

A little notation is necessary.

Marcelline's dad seems to hate most of the characters, which gets a little tiresome, but there are little notations scribbled in by Finn, Jake, and Marcelline to help add some lightness to it.

The rabbis were legally obliged to accept any prisoner who declared himself a member of the tribe, but you can't choose to be Chosen the rabbis communicated to each other with little notations in Yiddish about who was "self-declared" and who was legit.

I can read sheet music notation a little, but only haltingly.

Thus we might lighten the notation a little bit.

For the simplicity of presentation, we abuse the notation a little bit and assign a unique id for each vertex in, which uses one-dimensional subscript for vertices in instead of using two-dimensional subscripts.

In the journal, Gandy writes: "It seems a suitable disguise to write in between these notes of Alan's on notation, but possibly a little sinister; a dead father figure, some of whose thoughts I most completely inherited".

Additional notation is in Appendix A: Additional notation.

((o(cdot)) is "little-o" notation).

Using the little-o notation defined by (varepsilon(n)=o(e(n))) when (varepsilon(n)/e(n) to0), (n toinfty ), Brutman showed [13] that m_{n} (T )=Lambda_{ lfloorfrac{n}{2} rfloor} (T +o (1 ),quad nge2, from which the lower bound frac{2}{pi} log(n+1)+underbiggl{frac{2}{pi} bigglogog frac {4}{pi} +gamma biggr)}_{0.521251ldots}< m_{n} (T ) is obtained.