Sentence examples for notation marks from inspiring English sources

The notation marks a falling edge.

In 697 the ruthless Umayyad governor Ḥajjāj ibn Yūsuf had ordered the change to Arabic notation, marking the final dethronement of Pahlavi characters.

Suppletions in the musical notation marked in a red ink by a contemporary hand; signe-de-renvoi (fol. 15v).

Allen clicked on 5 players and 15 tags, including "error," "supertease" and "highlight worthy," notations marking it as a big play.

The Devils finally get a day off Monday, a notation that was marked in large capital letters on a board in their dressing room.

Quotation marks indicate notations on folders.

Accordingly, the two syntactic requirements of a notation are disjointness (each mark belongs to no more than one character) and finite differentiation, or articulation (in principle, it is always possible to determine to which character a mark belongs).

Table 3 An example of IS indicator in an imaginary nation   Sector 1 Sector 2 Sector 3 Total output       Consumption ISa IS Capitalal formation IS IS   Labor compensation     IS Inward/outward flow   IS   aIncoherent sectors are marked by notation IS.

Then using the variable-binding operator ε' Frege would use the expression 'ε'ƒ' (where the second epsilon replaces x in φ(x)) to denote the extension of the concept φ (recall, though, that in Frege's notation, a smooth-breathing mark would be used instead of the overline on the first epsilon).

Usually auction houses mark the catalog pages of works in which they have a financial interest, but Phillips buried the notation in small print in the back of its catalog, specifying only nine lots.

Nor is chess notation, which teems with exclamation marks, especially funny.