Along the Path, I've made note of unique experiences and people.
I've made note before of how Tolkien's original tome is a breezy 300-page confection, and the miscalculation the adaptation makes, under Jackson's auspices, is in trying to take those 300 pages and spin them into a nine-hour behemoth.
"If there had been an objection, I would have made note of it then".
These will allow me to move inconspicuously among the other campers, some of whom have made note of my attire.
For years, high-end restaurants have made note of their customers' favorite cocktails, and luxury hotels have stored photos of their guests in a database so they could greet them by sight.
But toy industry analysts, and toymakers like Mr. Killgallon, have made note of a major shift to toys that not only incorporate more advanced electronics than before, but also blur the distinction between toys and electronic items typically marketed to older consumers.
An objective scientific team might have made note of the life-extending effect of glyphosate; of course we know that's silly but it's a good indicator of a faulty experiment when the researchers fail to report their own data openly and honestly.
Can Scarlett Johansson pull off the role of Major Motoko Kusanagi in the film adaptation of "Ghost in the Shell?" Many have made note of that fact that she's a non-Asian playing an Asian character — but fans of the manga series that inspired the live-action picture can come up with their own answer as the first trailer dropped Sunday. .
While these impacts are generally perceived to be positive, we have made note of their bi-directional nature: depending on the conditions under which the patient portal is being used and the characteristics of the professionals and patients that use them, they may have perceived negative impacts.
The Latest Verizon iPhone Commercial Strikes At AT&T: "Yes, I Can Hear You Now". We've made note of both the first Verizon-made iPhone commercial and then the first Apple-made Verizon iPhone commercial.
