But the fact that Leonardo used mirror writing throughout the notebooks, even in his copies drawn up with painstaking calligraphy, forces one to conclude that, although he constantly addressed an imaginary reader in his writings, he never felt the need to achieve easy communication by using conventional handwriting.
Surviving in notebooks from throughout his career are a first collection of material for a painting treatise, a model book of sketches for sacred and profane architecture, a treatise on elementary theory of mechanics, and the first sections of a treatise on the human body.
The research firm noted that Dell took advantage of weakness at Hewlett-Packard and remained aggressive throughout the quarter in notebooks "fully aware that HP would be hamstrung by excess consumer notebook inventory".
What is expressed gently and obliquely in Chekhov's original tends to be presented more laboriously throughout "The Notebook of Trigorin" (even Williams's genius for poetic titles seems to have abandoned him).
With Plumbago, you swipe the surface of the page as though you're flipping the real thing to navigate throughout the notebook," explains Gavin Jancke, Microsoft Research's GM of Engineering, who served as the user interface software engineer for the app.
"It gives a sense of fluidity moving throughout a notebook eliminating the need of having to create pages manually and scrolling like a traditional word processor, also allowing you to go directly to a page as you would by flipping a bunch of pages in a spiral notebook," he added.
Write how you feel and stuff on some pages but make sure there's information throughout the notebook.
Both young men kept detailed notebooks throughout their journey with drawings, sketches, and photographs created en route.
Many scientists extensively use computers, yet continue to use paper notebooks throughout their experiments; highlighting that computer illiteracy or an aversion to technology cannot fully explain resistance to ELNs [26, 28, 41].
Throughout his life he wrote in notebooks, on scraps of paper, and on whatever else fell to hand, which he then stored, largely undifferentiated, in a trunk.
Darwin said that he always named the colors he saw "with the book in hand," and, indeed, Syme's terms are scattered throughout the diaries and notebooks that he filled while aboard the Beagle.
