IT is so unremarkable today that children might find it hard to understand why the first time it happened -- 12 years ago, on March 12 , 1990-- the event was so notable that it was worthy of an article, with two photos, in People magazine.
Pinger's service is potentially disruptive to the telecom world, which is why it's so notable that the company is now getting in bed with one of the biggest names in the business: it's raised a $7.5 million funding round led by T Venture, the VC arm of international carrier giant Deutsche Telekom.
The positive changes in her appearance and health were so notable, that friends and colleagues soon started asking her for advice.
The impact on Esparza was so notable that the photographer returned for a second trip in March 2017: "I captured more of these stories because I related to them more," he adds.
This might not have been so notable, except that the treasurer of the Myrtle Beach chapter was being paid by the Gingrich campaign.
(Part of the reason Mr. Washington's performance is so notable is that he's the closest thing to a character in the movie; everyone else stands around and watches him emote, or, in the case of the racist cops, glares at him as he emotes).
It is the fact that the horizontal lines of the much younger sand-coloured oolithic limestone above do not conform with the steep diagonals of the older Carboniferous limestone below that makes the "angular unconformity" that is so notable in the archaeological record.
It wasn't the quality of the coverage but the sheer volume of it that was so notable, such a great and terrible thing.
What is so notable, or objectionable, about the fact that only a few works in any artistic genre linger beyond the time of their creation?
