A gaunt philosophy Ph.D. wrapped in a thick knitted cardigan was pacing in front of a whiteboard covered in notation, which he attacked in bursts.
Pinned onto the bulletin board, next to the map of Afghanistan and Pakistan, is an artifact of journalism that turned into pop culture: the original, infamous season-one call log, covered in handwritten notations.
As noted in your review, Mr. Marclay urges a heightened awareness of sound in our environment — of whatever we can characterize, loosely speaking, as "music" — by surrounding us with its signifiers (like objects covered in musical notation, for example, or arranged to inspire improvisation), and by inviting our participation.
There are whiteboards covered with mathematical notation and technical glyphs; there are posters of "Brave New World" and HAL 9000.
Schneider's copy is covered with neat but angry notations, rebuttals, and exclamation points.
The next section covers activity diagram notation, along with illustrative examples.
L. A. Zadeh first introduced fuzzy logic in order to cover more general linguistic notation for extending binary logic.
The Film Notation project was an effort to preserve contemporary dances on film and in notation.
In notation, they're referred to as "B".
We will cover standard classical music notation (score, Roman numerals, traditional theory terminology) as well as popular (lead-sheet notation and performance conventions).
It's been getting slightly secretive treatment by publisher Mulholland Books, a Little, Brown imprint; though it appears in the fall catalog, its cover does not -- instead there's the teasing notation, "Cover to be revealed".
