Sentence examples for named note from inspiring English sources

Etymology: (Greek: woolly knees, for hairy nodes of 1st sp. named) Note: One of largest genera in California; stem in descriptions refers to the main stem s), not branches of inflorescence.

The fractions of weights can be seen in the column named note.

But the latest news suggests that the two Note 10 models (the Note 10 and presumptively named Note 10e) will both be available in 4G LTE and 5G variantsThe base Galaxy Note 10 model is expected to support a larger 6.75 inch display, but there will also be a 'budget' model (that echoes the Galaxy S10e model) which will retain the Note 9 format with a 6.25 inch screen.

He also named Notes on a Scandal, starring Blanchett, and Philomena, but acknowledged he could be "completely wrong about that.

Explaining the system for calling notes by letter names, and the conventions of flats and sharps, Levitin asks why, if there are 12 named notes within an octave, there are only seven letters to apply to them.

Enter your URL into the field labeled URL under "Load from URL" and enter the image name in the field labeled "Name" (note: the image name is the text following the final / in the URL you copied).

The authors even go as far as to note potential confusion in similarly named tools ("Note that SnipViz should not be confused with SNPViz").

Etymology: (Latin: ancient name) Note: Species intergrade.

Etymology: (Latin: ancient name) Note: Difficult, highly variable, many hybrids.

Etymology: (Latin: ancient name) Note: Species hybridize freely; other non-natives established locally.

Etymology: (Latin: from old French common name) Note: Fruit of some species used by Native Americans for food.