Sentence examples for essentially known for from inspiring English sources

There are 110 hotshot teams in the country: wilderness firefighters, essentially, known for their exhaustive training, punishing standards for physical fitness and ability to work under difficult conditions far from roads.

The Coal Question is retrospectively essentially known for having pointed out the first bases of what we call today the rebound effect, known as well as the "Jevons' paradox".

"Memphis is essentially known for two things: barbeque and the blues," he said Wednesday night, adding that he decided to open the restaurant because he "thought D.C. could use some good barbecue".

As AST-120 is essentially known for decreasing the concentration of protein-bound uraemic solutes rather than that of urea, it can reasonably be assumed that also other uraemic solutes than urea [ 36], or their precursors, disrupt the intestinal barrier.

First we prove an essentially known result that for every subspace L the set of minimal-volume shadows in L contains a parallelepiped.

For instance, their people they essentially know how many people are in the camp but at times they don't have enough supplies for the number of people.

Essentially sharp Markov-type inequalities are known for various classes of polynomials with constraints including constraints of the coefficients of the polynomials.

It's well placed for enjoying the neighbourhood's numerous hostelries, known for apfelwein ("apple wine" – essentially German cider).

This is definitely a new direction: in all the roles she's known for, she plays eccentric, but essentially endearing.

Rink's company is known for its Smart Sponge technology, which essentially absorbs oil out of water.

Mr. Schiller was essentially set up by Mr. O'Keefe, who has become well known for such stunts.