Sentence examples for another notation from inspiring English sources

Other languages have one notation for variable assignment, another notation for conditional execution, two or three more for looping, and yet another for function calls.

You stare into the blanched surfaces of her canvases, noticing a whisper of a form that is not quite audible, become distracted by another notation – a bright pupil, a trace of water – and the picture changes.

An improved technique of the ultrasound-assisted reversible liquid liquid transfer of pristine (unmodified) C60 and C70 fullerenes between organic solutions and aqueous fullerene dispersions (AFD; another notation in general use, nC60, nC70) without any additional reagents (media modifiers) was developed.

They asked him to explain another notation on the same piece of paper that read "5 standard deviations 99.99994%." "The criterion for the discovery of the Higgs boson had to be 5 standard deviations, which means it's extremely unlikely to be a statistical fluctuation," Frampton explained.

In another notation (3.2).

There is another notation where Y Z includes R Z (e.g., Inoue, 2011).

Another: "The notation thereby took the dancing out of the body".

Another common notation for the derivative isdf/dt, symbolizing small change in f divided by small change in t.

Peirce did not aim to present a new logic by inventing a graphic system, but rather to present another new notation for the logic carried out by quantifiers and bound variables.

Another common notation is population counts such as " n = 100" which has a semantic form POPULATION. Similarly, time and date and monetary expressions are also reduced to canonical form.

The small "d"s are differential notation, another Newtonian invention that appears in countless physical equations and that allows you to mathematically predict how something will change as another related parameter is incrementally altered – in this case, time.