Sentence examples for in a notation from inspiring English sources

The orbitals of the spherical-shell model are labeled in a notation close to that for electronic orbitals in atoms.

It makes it possible to express these problems in a notation close to the way these problems are stated in textbooks or scientific papers.

Most surviving trouvère music is written in a notation that indicates the pitch of the notes but not their relative duration or accentuation, an omission that has given rise to much debate as to rhythmic interpretation in the edition of the songs for modern performance.

Any screenshot of a direct message triggers a notification to the sender, but a screenshot of a story will just result in a notation being placed next to the offender's name in the viewer analytics tab.

It is convenient to write instead of for and The reason for this is that often the vector and/or the continuous linear functional may be given in a notation already containing parentheses or other complicated form.

For example in a notation like: Ba X Sr(1−X SO4, X would denote the mole fraction of barite, X Ba (=1−X Ce, with X Ce being the mole fraction of celestine).

In contrast, the results suggested that numerical information is accessible in a notation-dependent fashion.

Additional notation is in Appendix A: Additional notation.

This cycle was begun in Kyoto in 1977, with a notation for the three "formulas" that attach to the three main characters of the cycle.

In fact, the policy itself is not enshrined in law but is simply a notation in the Foreign Affairs Manual.

Jotted in pencil is a notation: "Collection GOERING, inventaire des peintures".