Sentence examples for basis for notation from inspiring English sources

These note symbols provided the basis for notation from the late 13th to the late 15th century.

Schrifttanz (1928; "Written Dance"), by the Hungarian-born dance theorist Rudolf Laban, provided the basis for the notation system that bears his name: labanotation (also called Kinetography Laban).

It also provides the first biologically relevant basis for the discernment and notation of sub-genomes.

By the mid-13th century, individual symbols were devised for as many as four time values; these eventually provided the basis for more flexible, varied rhythmic notation and laid the foundation for the modern system.

Table 5 Relation between LP and basis pursuit (the notation for LP is from [[43]]) Basis pursuit Linear programming m 2p s x ( 1, …, 1 ) 1 × m C ±A A x b.

In 1586, Simon Stevin published a small pamphlet called De Thiende ("the tenth") which historians credit as being the basis of modern notation for decimal fractions.

For notation see Table 10.

In physical notation, let (X_{a}) be a basis for V.

It helps provide the basis for several related chemical descriptions: systematic names [5 7], line notations [8 22], and connection table-based file formats [23 26].

Still the claim is made that the above considerations provide a basis for the design of reliable syntax for much more involved program notations.

These structures form the basis for a hierarchical lipid classification that is consistent with currently accepted lipidomic data notation and the classification of LIPID MAPS.