Sentence examples for introductory note by from inspiring English sources

The most surprising thing was the introductory note by Eduardo Zalamea Borda, the most lucid Columbian critic at the time.

The most surprising thing for me, however, was an introductory note by the editor of the supplement, Eduardo Zalamea Borda (whose pen name was Ulises), the most lucid Colombian critic at the time, and the one who was most alert to the appearance of new trends.

For a list of the axioms and rules of intuitionistic first order logic see Gödel 1958, reprinted with detailed introductory note by A.S. Troelstra in Gödel 1990.

The text includes an introductory note by Abhijat Joshi which details the drafting of the screenplay.

The typical song used by the red-backed fairywren to advertise its territory is similar to that of other fairy wrens, namely a reel made up of an introductory note followed by repeated short segments of song, starting weak and soft and ending high and shrill with several syllables.

Here, the onset of a song is defined as the first introductory note or syllable proceeded by at least 1 s of silence.

The song bout is composed of introductory notes followed by a few renditions of a song motif.

This is not undesirable, since sequences such as birdsong are known to consist of a few introductory notes followed by a series of repeated motifs.

The species-specific song performance starts with a few flute-like introductory notes, followed by a harsh call-like syllable of rasping quality, which is then followed by a series of clear flute-like melodic syllables (Fig. 1).

Soon after, she rebelled against her family by moving to Detroit, where she intended to work as a jazz singer and later met Ellington by forging an introductory note to him from a jazz critic.

Recruitment was conducted by means of an introductory note explaining that we were looking at the effects of prenatal testosterone on the shape of the participant's right hand.