Each year, before the Bafta nominations are announced, I write down the television that has stayed in my memory without reference to notebooks or search engines.
I can see it as something that you use to reference your notebook, for example when you're sitting in a meeting.
The title of the article references the notebooks of Erwin Schrödinger, a Nobel-Prize winning physicist who discovered wave theory that superseded Heisenberg's more complex form of mathematical formalism, therefore changing the way in which interpretation is done.
"When we were talking about tango, I had to reference 'The Notebook,' or 'Finding Nemo' ― like, how did the father feel when Nemo was gone?" Chmerkovskiy said as the crowd laughed. .
Toshiba VP Carl Pinto says that by Christmas time, "you'll be able to buy notebook computers at retail stores for under $1000," in reference to HD DVD-equipped notebooks.
Such notes could include U.R.L.'s, references to specific pages in a reporter's notebook, reference documents (for example, the court transcript you referred to) -- anything that would allow the reporter and editors to backtrack from the manuscript and judge the veracity of the content or conclusions.
For example, the information related to the project, scientist, laboratory notebook reference, and analytical results is stored at the batch level (manual entry).
While Microsoft was flattening its interfaces as if it were a child pushing down on a bulge of putty, its competitors — including Apple and Facebook — were focused on skeuomorphism, a type of look in which, say, a note-taking feature on a Web site or in an app would look like a spiral-bound notebook, a reference to the real world look of a notebook.
In direct reference to Kafka's notebooks, seven of Laura's books are an inky blue.
If you're really keen, type up a list and use it for future reference; using a laptop, notebook, or iPad as you work through the pantry can make it easier to type straight in.
