How to pronounce“footnotes”in English

of footnotes in here.

of footnotes on a number you can't do a hell of a lot with that number you know the the difficulty is I mean we've seen this actually in in Mathematica um you

You can have footnotes.

Because he never left footnotes, and it was, whatever.

There's footnotes with really heavy detail, but it's a very-- I hope-- the intention was that it's a very accessible and simple guide to these cultures told

It has footnotes, you're in a book and you're reading and there's a footnote.

in his footnotes thanks Aiken and Hopper, but never mentions the ENIAC project.

I added some footnotes along the way to the original book but I didn't change anything because I think the story holds

Law Review with 300 footnotes.

In one of those footnotes Lovelace wrote what is considered the first complete computer program, which made it the world's first paper on computer science and made Lovelace the

his um Gaza uh footnotes in Gaza book.

Can the footnotes, the netted derivatives, the, all the stuff you cannot, you know, they might have 300 pages, and they're not giving you enough information.

But the sort of footnotes or the sort of things some people hadn't noticed is that countries don't always report the preferential rate every year.

And then he wanted to put footnotes in the book.

Just put me in the footnotes.

where she got a PhD apparently in footnotes and has since become both an impressive comic artist

I just was with spreadsheets and the footnotes and getting it all right.

I didn't have the patience for footnotes.

Female Audience Member #5: Speaking of the footnotes, how do you keep focus on those wonderful archives?

only on his um Gaza uh footnotes and Gaza book so now they are coming out one

In a sense, the footnotes are a joke on Lovelace's famous paper, which you can see on Google Books.

I'm going to have to speak in footnotes.

Male Audience Member #3: So I love the footnotes in your books Mary Roach: The footnotes.

Mary Roach: The question has to do with my footnotes. The footnotes are places where I found something really spectacular, goofy and fabulous and doesn't really naturally

But it's really worth reading the fine print and the footnotes as to what's actually data and what' and how the imputation's been done.

So I read the big footnotes to "The Selfish Gene."

There's the footnote. You don't pursue footnotes.

There are footnotes in the book relating to this.

I tend not to put footnotes in my nonfiction books, although I footnoted a long memoir of mine called "Crazy for God" because people wanted names

And if you know anything about Elon, that would mean the footnotes would be longer than the book and that the book would probably never be published.

A year later, Lovelace translated the notes from the French into the English and begin adding footnotes because as she read along.

But as she went down the translation, she began to add footnotes saying, actually, I have a much clearer illustration of this,

Because the data-- I know Googlers love data, and I have 55 pages of scientific footnotes,

You can break up big units of information with bullets, and headers and footnotes.

history of of music but that's the way radio stations go the other thing somebody emailed me they'd read the footnotes and couldn't believe it the

wanted a primer on the issue something that you could read easily and get the main stuff and have a lot of footnotes you can go

In 1843 she translated a scientific paper by an Italian military engineer adding to it seven footnotes.

Alfred North Whitehead once said that all of western thought is nothing more than a series of footnotes to Plato.

Economist and you couldn't learn it just from the political scientists and the humanist seem to spend most of their time doing footnotes on one another and

temperature in Boston might be measured at midnight and no and right right so so I mean we try and give footnotes that kind of indicate um as

A lot, I think to some extent, she's actually writing the footnotes to Babbage because she often says things like, "I don't know if this has occurred

Because obviously, we've written this book, it's got 40 pages of footnotes.

It's written, a wonderful book, I think I have pages and pages of footnotes, but it's the last one, Loren Eiseley, a book called The Star Thrower.

you developed page numbers, when you had alphabetical indexes, when you created a system of citation and footnotes and all that kind of stuff and a reliable way of storing these books, that

And, as I get more and more immersed in the history, I was amazed to find that, in the scores of books on the so-called "Savage Mountain", female climbers were just footnotes in this

about 10 days in terms of what we we can accomplish so anyway then we brought it back and we passed it and two footnotes

Well, we know the Shakers have disappeared and many of these colonies have also disappeared only to be found in footnotes in American textbooks, and the question is why?