notate

This is usually notated by writing the appropriate word over a note.

Most of the production was not scripted or notated in any way.

Learning the piano gave him a means of hearing and notating the pieces.

The binary operations have been named and notated in various ways.

But would the decoder know what to listen for and how to notate them?

To notate the music, he had to order special manuscript paper with 48 staffs.

Since then her compositions have been notated in quarter tones.

The song is notated in two time signatures, 3/4 and 6/8.

I will be the first human doctor to notate their physiology."

The chromatic scale may be notated in a variety of ways.

At such points, accidentals were in fact sometimes notated throughout this period of history.

In the last half century, graphic scores - music notated as art - have become commonplace.

The reading and performance of the music notated using the rhythmic modes was thus based on context.

Instruments in any tuning with up to 8 strings can be notated.

For most of the score, these are in turn divided into two parts, each notated on a separate staff.

Nevertheless, the fact remains that many distinguished dances have not been notated at all.

This type of chord should be notated as such.

In two years, over £1.5 million was raised and notated to charity.

He traveled throughout the world to observe birds and notated their songs.

Captures are notated with an "x" connecting the start and end square.

If there are multiple voices it is the note played or notated in the lowest voice.

This work was notated in tablature and is indeed technically possible to play.

There is some evidence that the original was notated in organ tablature.

The mammoth task of notating the tunes was undertaken during the 3-year period 1933-1935.

From here the participant conceives a composition, which is then notated in the school book.