The channels can consist of notes left by people, RSS feeds (blogs), and even specialized data channels for web services such as OpenTable or Yelp.
Much of his section on eighteenth-century wines consists of notes from Rodenstock tastings.
In most countries the bulk of the currency consists of notes issued by the central bank.
Superstring theorists have a problem: You can't test a theory that posits that all matter consists of "notes" produced by tiny strings vibrating in nine-dimensional space.
For the last several decades, America's paper money had consisted of notes printed by private banks across the country.
Those who weren't so affected still more than likely walked away feeling that the chord Kushner had struck, consisting of notes of anger, instruction, intelligence, mysticism, and, not least, humor, would linger in their heads for a long time.
For example, Britain used to publish a number for M0, a very narrow measure of money supply consisting of notes and coins in circulation plus reserves held by commercial banks at the central bank.
Fernández-Armesto doesn't mind telling us that most of his material consists of note cards laid aside during his work on "Civilizations," or that he turned them into a book "mainly as a devoir de vacances in the course of the calendar year 2000".
"The Lady in the Van" originally consisted of notes published in book form in 1990, all of them involving Miss Shepherd, a genteel vagrant who parked her battered old van near Mr. Bennett's North London house in 1971 and eventually browbeat him into pushing it into the mini-driveway leading to his front door.
It consists of notes made by an unnamed medical apprentice who is sent on an atypical mission: he must observe the elderly painter Strauch and report on the man's condition, all the while keeping his own identity and purpose secret.
