Vladimir Malakhov, who had danced that role earlier in the week, appeared on Friday in "Notations," named after its score by Pierre Boulez.
In that same work (1903, Sections 139 147), Frege criticized the mathematical practice of introducing notation to name (unique) entities without first proving that there exist (unique) such entities.
Many comparable notations arose in the Middle Ages, and the modern note names, A to G, are an outgrowth of these.
On and around the vessels are handwritten notations, the names of ships (Aurora, Leviathan, Behemoth), battles and innumerable sums and notations that try to count out the impossible cycles of naval war.
MOL files, SMILES notations, IUPAC names, and InChI strings are ubiquitous file formats and systematic identifiers for chemical structures.
The name, notation, and duration measurement of the six basic elements are given in Table 1.
The old notation, as the name implies, can be found in many ancient books, including the "Sangita Sampradaya Pradishini" [16] written by the late Subbarama Diksitar, a popular music theorist.
Scientific pitch notation combines the name of a note, the accidental (see next step), and the octave in which the given note lies.
For ease of comparison and reference we adopt the same notation and variable names as in Ref. [12].
In these examples, new concepts are introduced by mean of analogies or metaphors; expressive notation and evocative names are used to facilitate memorisation, and the focus is placed only on essential aspects, thereby simplifying concepts until they are well understood.
