Sentence examples for code notes from inspiring English sources

"The expression, direct or indirect, of disagreements can only weaken the government and provoke the scepticism of people with regard to the credibility of political action," the code notes.

The penal code notes that if a man or woman is denied sexual access to a spouse due to travel or other prolonged separation, 100 lashes suffice as punishment for adultery, but it does not specify the duration of acceptable separation.

Writing Secure Code notes that logging on to your computer as a member of the administrators group with privileges to do anything to the computer, some of it downright nasty is a bad idea, except when absolutely necessary.

The ruling also states that Waymo can "inspect any and all aspects of defendants' ongoing work involving LiDAR – including, without limitation, schematics, work orders, source code, notes and emails – whether or not said work resulted in any prototype or device" which sounds like pretty broad license.

"Notice does not have to be provided when (1) the information logged is not unique to an individual device or user, or (2) it is promptly aggregated so as not to be unique to a device or user, and individual information is not retained," the Code notes.

The Cultivated Plant Code notes that the word cultivar is used in two different senses: first, as a "classification category" the cultivar is defined in Article 2 of the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (2009, 8th edition) as follows: The basic category of cultivated plants whose nomenclature is governed by this Code is the cultivar.

Describes how Robbin and associates sorted the 1970 Census data by Zip Code, noting a thousand variables for each of the nearly 35,600 Codes.

Additionally, they add an extra layer of complexity to the code (note: IE, please add support for border-radius).

In a practical implementation (e.g., [20]), near optimal performance can be obtained by employing a sufficiently long SW code (note that sequence length for SW-coding can be chosen arbitrary larger than the sequence length used for TCQ encoding).

Descriptive analyses showed significantly higher degree of correctness for first visits compared to follow up visits and for cases with a diagnostic code recorded in the veterinary records compared to those with no code noted.

These letters allude to a secret (and nefarious?) group called the Thirteen, as do coded notes that have been slipped to Léaud.