Sentence examples for notation from from inspiring English sources

There was a notation from her senior year that read something like this, 'Very Jewish looking.

These note symbols provided the basis for notation from the late 13th to the late 15th century.

Then they were back in its past for "Grand Pas," Mr. Burlaka's restaging of parts of Marius Petipa's 1881 version of "Paquita," drawing on notation from the period.

The union of this set and ω is the still greater ordinal that is denoted by ω2 (employing notation from ordinal arithmetic).

A straitjacket and a spilled bag of handcuffs fill another display, with a notation from the night watch book recorded at 2 a.m. on Feb. 25, 1913.

There are talks about coming apartment sales, and a sparse notation from 2009 about a building worker's being fired "for inappropriate behavior with a resident's housekeeper".

An application of the axiom schema of replacement then yields the ordinal that follows all of these in the same sense in which ω follows the finite ordinals; in the notation from ordinal arithmetic, it is ω2.

Dr Magness found a notation from as late as 1864 that Lincoln asked the attorney general whether he could continue to receive counsel from James Mitchell, his colonisation commissioner, even after Congress had withdrawn funding for the office.

Presenting music theory visually is a job almost as difficult as imagining the ignorance of the thickest cloth-eared viewer, but Goodall had some champion graphics and split-screen tricks up his sleeve to demonstrate chord-building and the evolution of notation from the equivalent of hand signals to the familiar, though to some of us equally baffling, squiggles of today.

Using the notation from Sect.

First, we shall give some notation from [3].