Sentence examples for is rather well known from inspiring English sources

But their presentation of Boltzmann was, as is rather well known, not historically adequate.

The influence of stress on transport properties in p-MOSFETs is rather well known for the case of biaxially strained channels obtained using hetero-epitaxy.

The carrot-and-stick strategy of the alliance in corrupting and/or co-opting politicians is rather well known: the carrot being the money the alliance pays for their election while the stick is driving them out of office if the carrot proves ineffective.

Long lasting relationships also help couples to live longer and this is rather well known.

And, certainly, the Germans, that's something that they're rather well known for".

He adds, "I was rather well known because of all the people I dressed at the time".

Although the general trends of future development of the European landscapes are rather well known, planning and managing future landscape remains difficult and extremely uncertain.

While Noll's surfing adventures are rather well known, thanks to Riding Giants and various other publications that have written about his entire big wave conquests, he also has a large family who has made a name for themselves in surfing.

Digestive symptoms linked to the consumption of little or no digestible carbohydrates are generally assessed product by product and are rather well known for maltitol and scFOS.

Finally, while the effects of LPS on the HPA axis and the SNS are rather well known and established, there is still controversy regarding endocrine responses induced by stimuli of other Toll-like receptors (Myers et al., 2001).

A man who identified himself as a video artist, and who said he did not want his name published because he is "rather well-known," was shooting video footage of buildings near the Ikea one evening.