The phrase "as with the notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison or indicate similarity between the current subject and the notes mentioned.
Example: "As with the notes, the presentation should also include visual aids to enhance understanding."
Alternatives: "similar to the notes" or "like the notes".
As with the Note 5, RAM has also been increased to 4GB.
Samsung has yet to reveal US pricing (potentially the same figures in dollars as EU prices include sales tax) or indeed the full array of internal storage options (more on storage later) but 32GB, 64GB and - potentially after a delay as with the Note 5 - 128GB versions should be expected in each.
As with the Note 8, the S9+'s dual lenses will be used for enhanced photography depth effects — such as bokeh (where a subject gets crisply picked out against a pleasingly blurred backdrop), on account of the stereoscopic data that the two lenses can gather.
Also here, we have considered the same network header as Dflood, with the note that the sequence number is now called generation number.
Never use visual aids, such as slides, to provide you with the notes for your speech.
Audio files were transcribed, and the transcripts along with the notes served as the basis of content analysis.
Interleaving Ligeti études with items from Kurtag's "Jatekok," Book 7, Mr. Groh was mostly concerned with quiet, slow-moving chordal music in which the resonating spaces between notes are as rich with meaning as the notes themselves.
As with the new Note, the revamped Gear VR is hitting retail August 19.
As with the studies noted above, all showed increased pulse pressure with disease, but there has been much disagreement as to whether or not this increase can be correlated with successful therapy.
However, for Charlie Byrd's 1966 album, "Byrdland," he drew a musical score with tiny birds as the notes.
