Sentence examples for note stems from inspiring English sources

Note stems above the diagram showed rhythm.

Rhythms were shown by note stems above the diagram.

Note stems above the symbols showed the rhythm.

Rhythms were indicated by placing note stems above the staff.

Small note stems, typically joined together to resemble fences, showed rhythm.

The fact that these benefits are not taxed, as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist Jonathan Gruber notes, stems from "nothing more than an arbitrary administrative decision made 60 years ago".

The word "learning", Mr Macfarlane notes, stems from liznojan, to follow a path, and the word "write" from making tracks; when setting out, even on a familiar path, many walkers have imagined they may cross into visionary worlds.

Dr. Tabarrok notes STEM majors are more likely to find work and also to find high-paying work.

And that's "even before anything has been demonstrated with them," notes stem cell researcher John Gearhart of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.

It's also possible, notes stem cell biologist Ihor Lemischka of Princeton University, that the 5 days the partially differentiated muscle stem cells spent in culture somehow reprogrammed them to accept new fates.

On the one hand, in a note that stems from a period shortly after the publication of the Metaphysical Foundations, Kant suggests that one could "follow the clue given by the categories and bring into play the moving forces of matter according to their quantity, quality, relation, and modality" (21 311), a procedure that could be similar to that of the Metaphysical Foundations.