notation English

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notation Noun

— A notation is a few words written to explain something, usually as a note.

notation

— noun a technical system of symbols used to represent special things

— noun the activity of representing something by a special system of marks or characters

— noun (= note) a comment or instruction (usually added) his notes were appended at the end of the article he added a short notation to the address on the envelope

Synonyms notation synonyms

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notation English » English

note

annotation

representation

scale

orthography

notice

notational system

memorandum

gloss

comment

writing

token

system of notation

symbols

symbol

spelling

sign

sheet music

seal

scrip

remark

qualifiers

positional notation

observation

notes

nota bene

musical score

music

mark

jotting

jibe

enumeration

endorsement

designation system

counting process

caret

badge

advice

admonition

Topics notation topics

What do people use notation to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Music

Compose music

• What words refer to the symbols used to write music?
  music notation key staff bar note quarter note half note whole note sharp flat scale

Examples notation examples

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Here's a notation from the mailing department.

It looks like Lieutenant Hirschfeld didn't make any notation of the prescription or the nature of the condition it's supposed to treat.

Same notation.

Was there any notation on the death of Ambassador Sarek's son?

Take a look at this signal notation.

If you look, there's a notation made on May 10 correcting the number of slaves on board, reducing their number by 50.

He taught me theory and notation.

A notation in Charles's date book.

Not at all. There's a notation in your medical file. Something about an unfortunate incident during zero-g training.

Notation regarding some criminal activity.

Danny, you made a notation of trace you found on Robin Prescott's panties. Sap-like substance.

It's too bad you didn't make a notation in the chart.

By a weird accident, you're right, in as much as it is, it's a dance notation.

It looks chemical but it seems to be done in the pre-collapse form of Western notation.

Simultaneously with the Shark's departure. and with his crew still in the dark concerning their secret, fateful mission. Skipper Wendover made the first notation in the log.

In other words, a tiny notation device for language and sound that can be decoded.

Hamilburg and area. All right, now we circle the center of town with a red pencil and attach a bombardier's notation.

We receive a routine report with a brief notation that next month, after visiting a local bomber command, Churchill will spend a weekend in a country manor less than seven miles from a deserted coastline.

Wait a second. There's a notation here on the last receipt.

I've got a medical insurance notation that says she's blind.

There's a notation in your medical file.

This is a notation out of the black book from the day after she disappeared.

There's a notation. There's a notation here, okay?

The notation of an oversensitive nurse.

Skipper Wendover made the first notation in the log.

Lieutenant Commander Gary Mitchell same notation.

I don't understand. A notation in Charles's date book.

A. a notation.

What's this notation here in Dr. Auerbach's file from 2002?

Can you convert that into standard musical notation?

Uh, reporting officer made a notation that the attacker forced her to make breakfast.

She's got a notation here for 3:00 P.M. yesterday.

To make a notation so he could remember something.

Know you were someplace you left no trace of except for a tiny notation in your calendar?

I thought a semaphore was some grammatical notation.

News and current affairs

The non-mathematical appear to have their revenge, as the perils of over-reliance on complex symbolic notation and arcane formulae are relentlessly exposed.