Sentence examples for standard notes from inspiring English sources

"Research shows that women do have to prove themselves, work themselves harder and they are evaluated to a harsher standard," notes Simard.

The Standard notes that Mr. Chapman was a senior executive at Enron before he started working for News International in 2003.

Directed by Jeremy Gosch 1 hour 35 minutes; not rated "Bustin' Down the Door," a documentary about the rise of professional surfing, hits all the standard notes of the awestruck historical sports saga.

As Jay Cost of The Weekly Standard notes, Wisconsin is more rural than the Midwestern states that have voted for Mr. Romney, and outside of the Milwaukee suburbs, its Republicans have relatively modest incomes.

Relatively few people were aware of just how sophisticated the genre had become or how many sounds the best a cappella singers could draw on: not just standard notes, but vocal percussion, orchestral imitation and more.

(And, in truth, that one is on the tame side in terms of what is coming for Weiner). As the Weekly Standard notes, the overnight timing of Weiner's announcement almost certainly was an attempt to stay off the front pages of the tabloids.

Microtones are captured if the frequency doesn't correspond to any standard note.

The music21 concept of a standard note is contained in the Note object, which is found in the note module.

He expects Beijing -- the host for 2008 -- "will set a new standard," noting his love of China for defying the Soviet-led boycott in 1984.

Turnbull linked the activism to recent poor results in science and maths and the three-yearly international Pisa standard, noting "our ranking has gone backwards" in the tests.

But as the conservative Weekly Standard noted recently, if he wins, Republicans will have to throw out two decades of campaign tactics.