Sentence examples for better notation from inspiring English sources

In fact it seems Newton invented it first, but in dramatic violation of subsequent scientific practice, not to mention funding agency open access policies, he kept it secret until Leibniz independently worked it out, with better notation.

For the sake of better notation we are using the same symbols nevertheless.

In general, they dispense with praise and highlight problems, each in a shorthand: Chabon marks passages with "D.B.," for "Do Better," a notation he adopted from Daniel Menaker, for years a fiction editor at this magazine.

To help the reader better grasp the notation we present particular examples of this formalism in the Section A of Text S1.

The chapter focuses on other notations for representing database designs as well; however, it is not intended to suggest that IDEFIX is better than any other notation.

We use here a non-standard notation that better suits our needs.

The F1 scores for HOMER, were better in the BIO notation (63.6% vs 48.5%) while SVM performed better in the non-BIO version (54.1% vs 53.2%).

In version 2, we added support for BioPAX models of Level 3 and modified the graphical notation for better compliance with SBGN-PD.

It is better to use different notation (A, B) to avoid confusion in the main text of the second paragraph of p. 9. 6. p.9 What is "alpha" in Equation (4)? 7. p.9 line -9.

But unless you are one of these people, you'll be better-off mastering musical notation so you'll have access to a wide collection of compositions.

When Łukasiewicz met Turing in 1949, the latter remarked that Polish notation was much better for computers, because formulas with function-symbols in front could be better elaborated by mechanical devices.