Sentence examples for form of notation from inspiring English sources
Shape notes were a form of notation developed in the early 1800s to teach congregations how to sing together.
To properly define a programming language, it is necessary to use some form of notation other than a programming language.
Each is a form of notation, a way of representing something infinitely larger that is forever receding beyond our grasp: sound, life, time, vision.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Choreology, developed by Joan and Rudolf Benesh in 1955, is based on a more clearly visual rather than symbolic form of notation.
I think of these recipes as sheet music, a form of notation that allows home cooks to recreate the cooking of others.
The absence in the West of any reliable form of notation until the 20th century resulted in a relative paucity of dance traditions when compared to other art forms.
They also suggested that it is likely that symbolic and concrete depictions of number are linked together in the adult human brain in the form of notation-independent assemblies of neurons coding for number at a purely conceptual level (cardinality).
On stray bits of salvaged paper, Dickinson conjured a new form of verbal notation.
He began composing by the time he was 4 and invented his own form of musical notation for the purpose.
By Dan Chiasson On stray bits of salvaged paper, Dickinson conjured a new form of verbal notation.
