Sentence examples for whose notation from inspiring English sources

To add to the difficulty, the player must be able to read at sight the alto and tenor clefs as well as the treble and bass clefs and to transpose the parts of those woodwinds and brass instruments whose notation is different from the actual sound.

In the above paper [3], whose notation we follow, PDAC problem is defined as (1).

The section #algebraic relations allows for the assignment of arbitrary algebraic expressions (that may contain species, macrostates, numerical values and parameters) to variables whose notation is analogous to that for species.

In his insistence on reuniting song and word, he mirrored another outlying genius of twentieth-century music, Leos Janácek, whose notations of the music of speech bear a fascinating resemblance to Partch's hobo travelogue "Bitter Music," minus the nude drawings.

I happened to be thinking about Hobson and Quillen and awards when the Dec. 11 version wandered in by chance, and I found myself looking at all the following remarkable folks, whose notations I embellish with some of their Princeton activities just for fun.

whose notations and variables are documented in Table 1.

EM is a well known and well studied method [ 23, 39], and its application to estimating parameters of linear dynamical system has received attention recently from Gibson et al. [ 23], whose notations we shall follow.

C. 1675 c. 1710 Raoul-Auger Feuillet, (born c. 1675 died c. 1710) French dancer, dancing master, and choreographer whose dance notation system was published in his Chorégraphie ou l'art de décrire la danse (1700; "Choreography, or the Art of Describing the Dance").

Ferneyhough and his near-contemporary Michael Finnissy had made reputations for themselves on the European new music scene with boldly ambitious scores whose intricate notations pushed performers over the boundaries of what they had thought was possible.

While often repetitive, his "cool memory" booklets provide direct access to the man and his ideas, as well as validating him as a global intellectual superstar who travels around the earth and whose every diary notation is worthy of publication and attention.

The MDs with values represented as power of 10 (scientific notation) and whose exponents are greater or lesser than ±5 were removed.