Sentence examples for first and notably from inspiring English sources

One is not supposed to chop up the long legato vocalises of the Veil Song, Eboli's first and notably tricky aria, to emphasize the breaks between these three registers.

Founded in 2015 by Andrius Sutas and Alesis Novik whilst they both went through Entrepreneur First — and, notably, in the same cohort as Magic Pony, the EF startup that exited to Twitter for reportedly as much as $150 million — AimBrain has built biometric authentication technology to let businesses verify a customer's identity.

First, and notably, we confirm our previous observations on the effect of PEM on the fetal kidney: reduced transcript expression and protein abundance of the key drivers of angiogenesis (VEGFA, VEGFR1, Ang1, and Tie 2; Table 4 and Fig. 5), were evident, together with reduced abundance of CD34+ cells (an endothelial cell marker, Fig. 4).

Self-reported times to presentation, and between presentation and diagnosis, were longest among first generation and, notably, Black African, migrants (table 1).

The team were the first beneficiaries of the new three-up three-down system between the First and Second Divisions, notably passing Manchester United, who were headed the other way.

We first notice a DFT matrix since it meets the second constraint and notably its column-reduced form constructs a transmit null at a certain direction angle ϕ relative to the array broadside (see Figure 2a), which is further expected to satisfy the first constraint using null steering from ϕ to ϕ ̂ (see Figure 2b).

First and most notably: The game simply didn't work.

First and most notably, a general theorem regarding the existence of critical integrability exponents are established.

A remarkable amount of news has come out of the Bayside High alumni this week, and in honor of the show that first and most notably featured mobile telephony, let's briefly discuss Saved by the Bell.

In this imagining, John Boehner gets to speak first and, most notably, he now seems to speak with Friedman's own vocabulary and trademark prolixity.

First and most notably, latent infection is widespread in macrophages throughout the lymphoid system, from early to late stages of infection.