Its enamelled decoration includes a double-headed eagle, the symbol of the tsars.Among the more peaceable objects on show are trophies given to the tsar by foreign ambassadors, notably some outstanding English Jacobean silverware.
Ill health forced Krupa to curtail his activities during the 1960s and early '70s, but he still made occasional appearances and recordings, most notably an outstanding album that reunited the members of the original Benny Goodman Quartet (Together Again!, 1963) and a well-regarded album (The Great New Gene Krupa Quartet, 1964) that marked Krupa's last session as a leader.
Lampard enjoyed plenty of high points in an England shirt, notably an outstanding Euro 2004 tournament where he was arguably his country's best player.
Some presenters, on the other hand, were outstanding, notably the impossibly beautiful Angelina Jolie, who graciously steered a rather frail looking Sidney Poitier through his portion of the introduction.
Clark's brigade commander while in the former position said Clark was "singularly outstanding, notably superb".
Notably, the prepared electrode showed outstanding performance under visible-light irradiation in the absence of applied bias potential.
There are some outstanding examples – notably in countries such as India – where new approaches can cut costs and improve quality.
With outstanding acting, notably from Maribel Verdú in a radically different part from her turn in Y Tu Mamá También, the result is resonant in a way that few movies manage.
In the second half, Atalanta had the better chances but Handanovic kept the scores level with a series of outstanding saves, notably from a Luca Cigarini effort in the 59th minute.
His greatest quality, however, was his ability to select effective ministers and continually to improve his government by bringing in men of outstanding quality, notably the conde de Aranda and the conde de Floridablanca.
At the same time, the autocratic habits of some ministers in authority, notably Jabez Bunting, an outstanding but sometimes ruthless leader, alienated many of the more ardent and democratic spirits, resulting in schisms.
