Sentence examples for note represented from inspiring English sources

The high point was the entry of a very low, very loud electronic D. Williams, in an explanatory essay, said that this note represented the voice of the hall itself, responding to the orchestra's invasion of its previously silent spaces.

Chilcot said Blair should have been more open about his plans with senior ministers because the July note "represented an extensive statement of the UK government's position by the prime minister to the president of the US.

"Avatar," which came out this month on Blue Note, represents his first serious interaction with the younger jazz musicians on the New York scene in his 15 years of playing in America.

Each note represents one haploid individual in a population.

But instead of being an unsecured promissory note representing an obligation of the issuing company, ABCP is backed by securities.

(See "GM CEO Whitacre Stepping Down, Akerson Stepping Up").. Despite a late afternoon swoon, Wall Street managed to close on a positive note, representing the second consecutive day of gains.

Titled "A Song of Our Warming Planet," the composition maps out statistical data from 1880 to 2012, with each note representing one year and and the pitch of the notes representing the year's surface temperature.

Either ascending by a major third or by descending by a minor sixth, one arrives at the same pitch class, the same note representing pitches in different octaves.

The effect is almost like that of a theremin, but instead of vocalizing frequency and amplitude based on the player's proximity to the instrument, each note represents a quantified part of HUSH's year. .

But let's not give up so easily -- a beautifully penned note represents more thought and care than a Facebook message, and it's something the recipient, at least, might treasure for years.

A single clinical note represents one clinical encounter, a 'chapter' in an evolving health care story in the life of the patient.