Sentence examples for notation than from inspiring English sources

Pissarro's painting is also modest in title – it's more of a quick notation than a title – modest in size, and modest in subject matter.

This is one reason African music is less amenable to notation than Western music; for analytical purposes, sound filming (rather than just sound recording) is essential.

Choi et al. (2008) propose a simpler tag notation than Bertolino and Gnesi (2003).

In categorial grammar, the syntax of languages is represented using a different sort of generalization of the functional notation than in Montague semantics.

end{aligned}Substitution into (11) yields the following theorem, in which we use the more global, and somewhat more suggestive, notation than that used in (11).

We first consider the autocorrelation function. of a homogeneous Poisson process with constant rate, where we use a slightly different notation than in Eq. (7).

The aim was just to show how this was so through the construction of an ideal notation rather than an ideal language, revealing the underlying semantic structure of ordinary propositions no longer obscured by their surface syntactic form.

He started the project after reading a student's assignment written using Common Era dating notation rather than the Anno Domini system that he preferred.

Though most of the music for the string quartet is notated, the score also features a variety of what Iyer calls "interactive" procedures (or: "instructions rather than notation").

But it is almost never performed, surely because the tuning is so hard to get right, but also because the notation is less than complete.

So, this might motivate the notation [a]b rather than a > b.