Sentence examples for original notation from inspiring English sources

Who cares what the composer may or may not be implying through his original notation?

Elsewhere in Germany, the Bavarian State Ballet had scored a major success with a production of Marius Petipa's Paquita, staged by Alexei Ratmansky and the American specialist Doug Fullington, using the original notation of Vladimir Ivanovich Stepanov.

However, in order not to complicate the notation, we follow the original notation introduced in [11].

In Figure 30, sample code to obtain the transcription of the score using both the original notation and modern notation is shown (Figure 31).

Likewise, someone sang iff: S maps some individual onto T; that is, for some individual x, S x) = T. Or using a modern variant of Frege's original notation, someone sang iff ∃x[S x)].

This translation is offered as an aid to learning the original notation, which itself is a subject of scholarly dispute, and embodies substantive logical doctrines so that it cannot simply be replaced by contemporary symbolism.

Although the original Ambiscript notation was designed to easily represent consensus sequences for multiple sequence alignments, the notation's black-on-white ambiguity characters are unable to reflect the statistical distribution of nucleotides found at each position.

The original symbolic notation of a knowing agent also suggests this: An agent term should be inside the scope of the knowledge operator — not outside as Hintikka notes (1998).

Our original Ambiscript notation provides written and printed symbol sets for flexible use [ 10].

Unlike the original Ambiscript notation [ 10], Ambiscript Mosaic displays do not require installation of special computer fonts.

As noted above, palindromes are easily identified in the original Ambiscript notation as sequence fragments that remain unchanged when rotated around a central pivot [ 10].