These histories are reduced by the author to notations that begin each section.
The landscape is conjured with rapid notations that follow each other in a single sentence.
Statements are expressed with simple notations that have powerful built-in operational functions such as looping, sorting, and selection.
He pulled out color photocopies of the documents, and pointed at sequential notations that had supposedly been made on each contract by the notary public in Conakry.
It is a colossal contraption with all sorts of facts, figures and notations that go beyond the mere statistics of a game.
Her second work looks at the huia, an extinct New Zealand bird, and the 19th-century musical notations that are the only existing traces of its song.
Bureaucracies are always blind because they convert the rich flow of personalities and events into crude notations that can be filed and collated.
They appear frequently as subjects in the sketches, alongside notations that offer a vivid window into Mr. Sprouse's thinking as he started in fashion.
There was Boulez before the concerto, with Mälkki conducting the five of the piano Notations that have so far been transformed into glittering orchestral miniatures, and a regular Proms showpiece, Holst's The Planets, after it.
The paper, microfilm and, beginning with the Pataki administration, digital records are often unsurprising but can be peppered with letters, memorandums and handwritten notations that offer penetrating insights into how government works, or does not.
Both men used coordinates to develop notations that expressed the ideas of calculus in full generality and led naturally to differentiation rules and the fundamental theorem of calculus (connecting differential and integral calculus).
