Sentence examples for many notations from inspiring English sources

So complains Giovanni Gilio in his "Dialogue on the Errors and Abuses of the Painters... with many notations on The Last Judgment of Michelangelo... with Clarification of how they should paint sacred images", published in 1564.

In recent years, many notations and methods in real-time software engineering have been proposed.

We follow the method developed in [8] and many notations and arguments of the previous paper will be reproduced here.

Many notations support the description of the system's behavior such as Labelled Transition Systems (LTS) (Nicola 1987), Petri Nets (Murata 1989), and Statechart (Harel 1987).

However, due to the existence of too many notations to represent the same design concepts in different methodologies, personalization specifications cannot be used out of the scope of a single tool or method.

To avoid many notations, we define the function (mathcal{F}:[alpha,beta]rightarrowmathbb{R}) by mathcal{F}(t)=sum_{j=1}^{l}a_{j}G_{mn} ( x_{j},t ) -sum_{i=1}^{k}b_{i}G_{mn} ( y_{i},t ), (3.4) under assumptions of Theorem 4.

Also, many notation systems existed in parallel.

One possible alternative interpretation for the current results is familiarity and expertise, two variables that could contribute to many notation-specific findings, especially in developmental studies [81].

Many comparable notations arose in the Middle Ages, and the modern note names, A to G, are an outgrowth of these.

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

Then came the bills, many with notations like, "For us to continue providing medical services, you must pay outstanding balance immediately".