Sentence examples for precise notation from inspiring English sources

There are numberless such moments in "Freedom," crystalline instances of precise notation shaped by imaginative sympathy.

With "Mantra" for two pianos and electronics (1970) he returned to precise notation and introduced a new style, in which entire compositions were to be elaborated from basic melodies.

"The new structure," he wrote, "required a concentration more demanding than if the technique were that of still photography, which for me is what precise notation has come to imply".

This approach systematically guides one to develop rigorous specifications of a pattern's problem domain using a precise notation.

For a precise notation, let ⟨X,V⟩ denote that the collector owns stamp X and has paid V cents to the dealer.

Others however say that this was on the contrary a very precise notation of the correct African pronunciation.

Tears and swoonings abound, as do precise notations of financial costs, in a blend of traditional romance and sordid realism.

A precise staff notation made possible composition of the complex polyphonic works that characterize Western art music.

As a child, Octavian says, he was taught the importance of observation: "precise in notation, acute in investigation and rational in inference".

It makes little sense to replicate the models of physics using English instead of a more precise mathematical notation.

We first precise our notations.