Sentence examples for a notation that a from inspiring English sources

The spokesman, Ken Johnson, said that investigators poring through tire test data submitted by Firestone had found a high rate of test failures during routine quality control tests conducted in 1996, and a notation that a tire manufacturing process was changed in 1997 as a result.

All you need to tell them is the wedding date and where you're getting married, with a notation that a travel information packet will follow and your wedding website information.

The Devils finally get a day off Monday, a notation that was marked in large capital letters on a board in their dressing room.

FIFA's official interpretation of that law includes a notation that states "a goalkeeper is not permitted to keep control of the ball in his hands for more than six seconds".

It plays three fundamental roles in software design it is a language that facilitates the communications among stakeholders, it is a model of the system that manifests early design decisions, and it is a notation that represents transferable knowledge of a system at an abstract level.

It is not on display, though the museum has posted a copy online with a notation that says it "is nearly identical to another painting (private collection)." The Met says its information about the other painting came from the Wildenstein catalog.

The troubadour originals used a notation that showed only pitch, not rhythm.

In this paper we present a notation that allows business users to model their business process.

Between the 10th and 12th centuries, however, there occurred significant developments toward a notation that could be sight-read.

As proposed, FLOM provides a notation that precisely characterizes learning objects on both component and interaction levels.

In contrast, high-level languages shield a programmer from worrying about such considerations and provide a notation that is more easily written and read by programmers.