Sentence examples for different notations from inspiring English sources

Sir Isaac Newton and Baron Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz invented calculus, with different notations, in the 1680's.

The two basic types of time measure have either two or three beats and admit of many different notations.

Use of two different notations in the same domain causes compatibility issues.

Different notations of graphene irreducible representations and optical modes could be found in the literature.

This has resulted in a plethora of different notations that is both overwhelming and confusing, as no canonical choice has been settled upon.

She suggests that "logical terms are identified with their (actual) extensions," so that \(\dq\), \(\dq\), and \(\dq{\neg}\) are just different notations for the same term.

For Design II, the parameter σ' differs in expression from that of σ in the other models, justifying the different notation (see [ 18]).

Similar methods (with a slightly different notation) were well known to Li Ye, and his Ceyuan haijing ("Sea Mirror of Circle Measurements"), written only one year after Qin completed his book, takes the search for the root of equations for granted.

He lucidly catalogues the "specifically American mix" of influences — Duchamp, Zen, Erik Satie, Thoreau, Robert Rauschenberg — that fed Cage's invention and sifts through the composer's often contradictory explications of the piece, which included three official scores, each in a different notation system.

Halpern & Shoham (1986) chose a different notation for Allen relations from the one used by Allen.

Figure 1 Fragments of scores in white mensural notation showing the two different notation styles analyzed in this work.