Sentence examples for notation systems from inspiring English sources

A number of other notation systems were invented in the 20th century.

Notation systems were developed in other countries, such as Russia and Romania, where they were used to record traditional folk dances.

Because early chemists did not know how many atoms were in a molecule, their chemical notation systems were in a state of chaos by the mid-19th century.

Strongly influenced as a composer by the music and philosophies of John Cage, with whom Johnston had studied, Mr. Duckworth wrote his doctoral dissertation on Cage's notation systems in 1972.

The second of the two major mid-19th-century notation systems was that of the German dance teacher Friedrich Albert Zorn, whose book Grammatik der Tanzkunst (1887; Grammar of the Art of Dancing) employed a more directly pictorial stick figure, placed under the accompanying music to indicate timing.

Also, many notation systems existed in parallel.

Currently, a new music notation system, namely, modern notation or Sargam notation is widely used for notating Carnatic music in various books, reviews, and in academia.

He created the modern notation system for Indian music.

His system, however, cannot be called a notation system as such, because no symbols were used.

The work included the most widely adopted dance notation system of the period.

Among his many innovations, Laban created a notation system known as Laban Movement Analysis to characterize fine shades of movements.