Sentence examples for careful notation from inspiring English sources

His deeply introspective cop character is known for his careful notation of case facts and theories in his ledger, and it seems McConaughey took a similar approach when preparing for the role itself.

But he seemed genuinely to care for some, and he kept careful notations in his diaries about these activities, though his writings were far less effusive than his mother's.

They were made shortly after his visit to the Désert de Retz and record the configuration of the famous oval rooms from the circular column house, with his careful notations in French.

Several excerpts from the careful 1900 notation for the "Bayadère" Shades scene were demonstrated.

Just be a bit careful with the notation here because it may be a little bit confusing.

We need to be careful with respect to the index notation.

I think it would also be important to introduce a careful definition of the model, introducing notation for all parameters and observations at one place.

As noted above, Prior's motivation for inventing Tense Logic was largely philosophical, his idea being that the precision and clarity afforded by a formal logical notation was indispensable for the careful formulation and resolution of philosophical issues concerning time.

There are preserved manuscript notations reminding singers to be careful and modest in their work, indicating that temptations of inattention and excessive vocal display existed for even the earliest liturgical musicians.

The careful attention to explicit descriptions of mathematical principles and notations with numerous easy-to-recognize biological examples has me wanting to delve further into the text and examples.

My copy began with the following unmissable notation, titled "Alison Bechdel, on Creating 'Fun Home' ": "I've always been a careful archivist of my own life.... I've kept a journal since I was 10.