The resulting tome, published in 1983 by Oxford University Press, with a foreword by Graham Greene, is seven hundred and twelve pages long and contains notations on nearly every scrap of writing that Conan Doyle ever produced, down to the kind of paper in which a manuscript was bound ("cloth," "light blue diaper-grain").
Therefore, the layers can be modeled separately from each other as long as the notations of the signal flows between the layers are defined.
Transcripts of oral arguments at the Supreme Court have long featured the notation "[laughter]" after a successful quip from a justice.
Francis Fyfield unpicks the hidden codes of a beautiful 11th-century manuscript that confirms that the English were pioneers of musical notation long before the arrival of staves.
For the sake of simplicity, the -transform dependency will be omitted in the rest of this paper, as long as the notation is not ambiguous.
RBSC has long used call number notations that are strictly for retrieval rather than subject-related classification for browsing by users.
We believe that these verification items can be instantiated for other interaction modeling notations, as long as the elements have the same purpose in the interaction modeling.
Tibetan religious music is the only Central Asian repertoire that has a long history of written notation.
A text that quantifies and provides new or improved actuarial notation for long recognized pension cost concepts and procedures and, in certain areas, develops new insights and techniques.
Unless otherwise specifically noted, I refer in what follows to texts by or about Stoics using the author's name followed by Long and Sedley's notation for the text, e.g. 47G=section 47 of their work, text G (unless otherwise noted, I use their translation, sometimes slightly altered).
