Sentence examples for most notable uses from inspiring English sources
One of the most notable uses of songs from the album was when "This Time Tomorrow", "Strangers", and "Powerman" were featured in the 2007 Wes Anderson film The Darjeeling Limited; these tracks were later included on the accompanying soundtrack album.
The most notable use for the player will be on the video giant Youtube, which already attracted a series of third party download tools, including our very own.
The most notable use of computer animation is in the "wildebeest stampede" sequence.
His most notable use of the tweener was in the semifinals of the 2009 US Open against Novak Djokovic, bringing him triple match point.
Perhaps the most notable use of the death penalty was in the execution of the Native Americans convicted of the murder of John Sassamon; this helped lead to King Philip's War.
And though defenders of the Second Amendment will gleefully remind critics that it was local militias who helped America gain her independence, following this nation's founding, the most notable use of armed insurrection was the American Civil War, when white Americans took up arms in order to defend their right to own black Americans, to deny them personhood.
The most notable use of images is found within the section on vascular plants, so it is there we will direct our attention.
But by 2003 the dome's major tenants had left for newer homes and its most notable recent use came in 2005 as a temporary refuge for thousands from New Orleans who were escaping the effects of hurricane Katrina.
Most notable quenchers used are organic dark quenchers such as blackhole quencher (BHQ), Iowa black and 4- 4- dimethylamino phenyl)azo)benzoic acid (DABCYL) [16].
Most notable was the use of different endpoints; some studies used histologic endpoints that included CIN2, while other studies used cytologic HSIL to define disease.
One of the most notable advantages of using HLA for this purpose is that it already has a trustworthy and widely used solution for time synchronization.
