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- adjective Of or pertaining to
notation
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Examples
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Is it Bhojpuri or Khadi Boli? are languages such as notational, mathematics rightly called artificial languages ratherthan natural languages.? en Español
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The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners, in a notational vote, yesterday gave preliminary approval to a regulatory change that would allow hunters to use magnifying scopes on bows or crossbows during the archery deer and archery bear seasons.
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Having exhausted the possible combination of the words, we introduce additional notational constraints
William E. J. Doane PhD › Learning to Write in English like Learning to Program 2010
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It contains fewer word-pictures and other extreme acrobatic notational flourishes, but it also takes the self-reflexive portrayal of the fiction-writing process even farther.
Experimental Fiction 2010
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It contains fewer word-pictures and other extreme acrobatic notational flourishes, but it also takes the self-reflexive portrayal of the fiction-writing process even farther.
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It contains fewer word-pictures and other extreme acrobatic notational flourishes, but it also takes the self-reflexive portrayal of the fiction-writing process even farther.
January 2010 2010
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According to the FDIC, at the end of 2009 U.S. depository institutions held derivatives with a notational value of $213.568 trillion.
Peter G. Miller: A Sure Way To Solve America's $200 Trillion Derivatives Problem 2010
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Banks with at least $10 billion in assets hold virtually all derivatives, securities with a notational value of $213.474 trillion.
Peter G. Miller: A Sure Way To Solve America's $200 Trillion Derivatives Problem 2010
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With Silvio Funtowicz, he developed a notational system, NUSAP, for the representation of uncertainty in quantitative information.
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According to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the notational value of derivatives at the end of June 2009 was $605 trillion.
Peter G. Miller: A Sure Way To Solve America's $200 Trillion Derivatives Problem 2010
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