Sentence examples for per note from inspiring English sources

Although new, often more ornate melodies were composed and many earlier melodies were elaborated, one syllable of text per note was usual.

It sounds slightly out of tune to me, and I think maybe the reason is that often with Beethoven's piano there are two strings per note.

It should be emphasized, however, that the harpsichord of the 16th 18th centuries normally had only one or two keyboards and only two or three sets of strings and jacks per note.

The sonogram presented by Willis (1992) was of a song 22.8 s long, which included 165 notes, and rose from 1,250 to 1,600 Hz at regular 2.1 Hz per note.

In the 16th and early 17th centuries, one-manual instruments usually had only two registers (either two unisons or a unison and an octave) with or without a buff stop; in the second half of the 17th century a second unison register became common, increasing the number of jacks and strings to three per note.

You will want to capture the key attributes of target customers (one per note), the benefits of your value proposition to target customers, the required capabilities and resources, barriers to entry, and any other choices that are critical to the company's future success.

She explains that the supplies provided worked out as about 10 pads per woman per month (note to those who don't menstruate - that is unlikely to be enough).

Aubray (pers. comm). noted the existence of intensive fishing activities especially in the Niger, and estimated that the catch varies between 500 and 1 000 t depending on the year.

However, as Varner (1998, pers. comm). notes, when dealing with humans who pose a threat there are often practicable, nonlethal means available--we could restrain or lock up the plague carrier or the polluter.

The Treasury offered holders of the maturing notes either a new 92‐month 7¼ per cent note or some more of an outstanding five‐year nine‐month 7½ per cent note priced to yield 7.39percentnt.

One idea per sticky note - keep it simple.