Sentence examples for note taking from from inspiring English sources

Photos of white boards with notes — note taking from meetings today can range from actually taking notes to capturing a whiteboard, big notepad or post-its on a wall with a photo.

It is designed to remove the task of note taking from the meeting experience.

[sad note: taken from the Zopa Blog dated 17th Oct.].

The average of three forecasts on the 10-year Treasury note, taken from a recent White House budget report, shows that graduate students are estimated to pay more beginning around 2016.

Their story relied on notes taken from a Rubio staffer on a conference call, and from what they called Univision "insiders".

Lance Roberts, a reporter for the website StreetTalk Live, posted a transcript of notes taken from Ferguson's speech and a question-and-answer session afterwards.

The mixtures used in the tests were generated by summing individual notes taken from the instrument samples present in the RWC database [43].

The system is evaluated with a dataset created from 20 MIDI files of Bach quartets where either two or three of the voices are created by inserting instrument notes taken from the RWC music instruments dataset.

Extracts from the commentary on the Physics are found in the so-called "Physics of Baghdad", a manuscript housed in Leiden which contains the Arabic version of Aristotle's Physics accompanied by notes taken from various commentaries, among which Philoponus'.

Later, during her evidence, Ms Pawlby told the jury that notes taken from Mulcaire - who has already pleaded guilty to phone hacking - revealed he had targeted her and family.

Notes taken from the interviews were typewritten by the first author together with the research assistants.