Sentence examples for notation which was from inspiring English sources

There are few choreographers alive who can even read this notation (which was developed by Vladimir Stepanov in the 1890s).

Nijinsky created his own system of dance notation, which was finally deciphered in 1984, but he recorded the steps only for "Faune".

To facilitate the taxonomy's usage, the authors also designed a visual notation, which was later on used to describe a real GSD project from the video gaming domain.

We note that both the terminology used in this definition ("graph algebra"), as well as the notation, is quite similar to the terminology and notation which was already being employed in the context of graph C ∗ -algebras.

Some of the notation which was developed in the C ∗ -algebra context is also used in the Leavitt path algebra world, e.g., the use of the "CK" labels to denote the two key relations.

She went on: "There is notation, which is relatively new, but dances are recreated primarily by being handed down, from artist to artist.

The element is formulated using strain gradient notation, which is a physically interpretable notation that allows for a detailed a-priori analysis of the finite element model.

Even Laban notation, which is the best known, remains an arcane code that has never caught on with choreographers and dancers.

"To the left of the rebus is the word 'Well'," explains Matthew Champion, "followed by the musical notes C, A, B, E in modern notation – which are, musically, 'fa' 're'mi'i'la'a' – then followed by the letters 'dy'dy

This chapter also discusses notation, which is a way of writing down a model of the design that might be used in documentation.

Leaving aside faults of style which Parker shares with other academic writers (quotation followed by needless paraphrase, the intrusion of scholarly references into the main text, fussy repetition), there is an obsessive notation which is at first comic, then alarming.