In fact, that's how all but a tiny number of people must have read the passage, because no one else who remarked on the article — not the hundreds of commenters on the site nor the dozens of people who wrote to me personally — seemed to find that line at all notable.
So, some topics will only briefly be mentioned, while others will not be discussed at all: Notable omissions include the extensive literature on the discursive dilemma (see List 2006, and references therein) and an overview of the work on voting power indices (Felsenthal and Machover 1998).
Quite often, his goals fail to kill anyone notable at all.
That Ms. Palin appeared on "Today" at all was notable because she is a paid contributor to the Fox News Channel, one of NBC's rivals.
Tim Cahill, Brett Emerton, Harry Kewell, Lucas Neill and Schwarzer were all first team regulars throughout that season, marking the peak of a bell curve that continues to slide at a notable rate.
To the extent that it's known at all, Kalmykia is notable for two things: for being the only majority-Buddhist state west of the Ural Mountains, and for having an eccentric former President, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, an oligarch-turned-politician, spend millions of dollars of his own fortune turning a dusty, forgotten corner of the Russian steppe into the chess capital of the world.
The AT-rich bias notable in the first and third codon position is common among invertebrates.
The Nets, who at 29-37 are two games behind eighth-place Orlando 32-366), overwhelmed the Raptors, who had won 11 of their 12 previous games and six straight at home, behind the notable all-around performance of Gill.
The petit filet mignon was not at all petit and was notable for its velvety texture and well-made béarnaise sauce.
Details of how they might be used, indeed any details at all about them, were notable in June for their absence.Committee members now say that the technical details are being thrashed out; a progress report is due later this year.
The team has good outside shooters at all five positions; especially notable is Garnett, who moved from power forward to center this season, and who rarely "posts up" near the basket in a conventional big-man sense, but rather catches the ball far from the hoop and scores most of his points with long jump shots.
