Sentence examples for means notably from inspiring English sources

On a slightly more mundane level, it has been assumed at least since people started taking Gregor Mendel seriously that all inheritance of a lasting kind is conveyed by material means – notably by genes now known to be made of DNA.

To this end, he chose from a wealth of randomising means, notably the I Ching in both the epic four-volume Music of Changes (1951) for solo piano and Imaginary Landscape No. 4 (1951) for 12 radios; the imperfections on manuscript paper in Music for Piano (1952 6); maps of the heavens in Atlas eclipticalis (1961 2) for orchestra; and the computer in HPSCHD (1967 9) for seven harpsichords and tape.

The older Salman is rather traditional and although Assafir had a website, it was two-dimensional, not really interactive, and one didn't sense there was engagement with its readers through social media or other means, notably the millennial and younger generation.

Griffith's romanticizing of the Klan and the Old South through cinema was a forerunner to the work of others who used film for propaganda means, notably Soviet directors from the end of World War I and into the Cold War and Leni Riefenstahl, the German auteur whose 1935 documentary "Triumph of the Will" celebrated Hitler's Nazi Party at its congress in Nuremberg.

Cuordileone quotes Lyndon Johnson in his retirement on the catastrophe of Vietnam, when he was still obsessed with the idea that, if he had withdrawn, his enemies — by whom he meant, notably, Robert Kennedy, a founding member of the real-man cult — would know that Johnson was, in his own words, "a coward.

The analyses also suggest that natural variability is likely to be the dominant driver of the level and volatility of wind-related risk over the coming decade; however, under the highest scenario, the superposition of this natural variability and anthropogenic climate change could mean notably increased levels of risk within the decade.

What this means, most notably, is that selling CBD as a food additive or dietary supplement gets tricky.

The power to alleviate perceptual heat stain (PeSA) in VEST is about twice of that by rest, which means HCV can notably improve the workers' perceptual heat strain in a limited resting duration.

Although the French version of "vin chaud" is often made with Cognac, the most festive among us prefer the German version called "Glühwein", which literally means "glowing wine", notably due to the addition of a "schuss" or shot of something stronger, like whisky.

At that point, generic firms with the lowest costs are the best-placed to make money, and this increasingly means foreign competitors, notably Indian firms.In this section Europe's workplace revolution The last days of Yukos A big week for Apple Not for the froogle A Netscape moment?

Nevertheless, the lack of initial focus on lay social resources for adherence support means some categories, notably the Relationship Support as Adherence Support category, could not be fully developed.