Sentence examples for notes produced from inspiring English sources

Superstring theorists have a problem: You can't test a theory that posits that all matter consists of "notes" produced by tiny strings vibrating in nine-dimensional space.

In May, a half-point climb in the yield of 10-year Treasury notes produced the biggest monthly bond market losses in nine years.

To have the famous opening notes produced not by a bassoon, snaking around in a weirdly high register, but by a regular old piano, where they come out bang, bang, bang, with spaces between them, is refreshingly unexotic.

An auction of $27 billion in new two-year notes produced a yield of 1.692 percent, and by late in the day, in when-issued trading, the yield dropped to 1.64percentt.

By contrast, Glenn Dicterow, the concertmaster, has a less exposed line than usual, with long periods of sustained tremolando, rapidly repeated notes produced with a kind of vibrato of the bow arm.

To have the famous opening notes produced not by a bassoon*, snaking around in a weirdly high register, but by a regular old piano, where they come out bang, bang, bang, with spaces between them, is refreshingly unexotic.

The automated system, Gahagan notes, produces more efficiencies than are obvious at first glance.

Notably, our analysis of the notes produces financial insights that give our models and research an analytical advantage.

Our analysis of these notes produces financial insights that give our models and research an analytical advantage.

However, he notes, producing a blastocyst is a long way from producing live offspring--only a tiny percentage of implanted cloned blastocysts survive.

The same difference can be observed between the giggle notes produce by Winnie (more variable) and Kadogo shown in figure 2. Ursa and Winnie were subordinate animals while Kombo and Kadogo were dominant animals.