Sentence examples similar to notation at least from inspiring English sources
The systems of letters and figures used by jazz musicians have this same imprecision; they are less dependent upon conjunction with staff notation but lack clear rhythmic significance unless allied to staff notation in at least a simplified form.
For each element defined in our profile, there is a brief description of its semantics, the base class es) extended by the stereotype, associated notation and at least one example of its usage.
Traditionally, expressions in formal systems have been regarded as signifying finite inscriptions which are—at least in principle capable of actually being written out in primitive notation.
Boulez's own Notations, or at least the five of the set of early piano miniatures he has orchestrated and expanded so far, made the perfect close.
Music notation, which is at least as old as writing itself and possibly older, is nonetheless in its modern form a technology which has evolved over the last thousand years, and which has had a profound effect on the art.
The gradation notation d/D means that at least 95% of the material passes the D sieve and is retained in the d sieve (d and D are expressed in mm).
A statistician should be consulted at least regarding notation and references.
If we follow the notations for carbon nanotubes [14], at least two types of zigzag BC2N nanotubes and two types of armchair nanotubes can be obtained [6].
Moreover, we establish a lower bound on the expressiveness of the generalized notation and show that they are at least as expressive as constraint diagrams.
In the remainder of this paper, the following notations will be used: (1) if at least one of approaches ; (2) if for ; (3) if for and at least one of them is strict.
