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The ruling was notable, according to experts, because it provided a clear mathematical formula to measure how partisan a district map is.

Most notable, according to a cascade of surveys, polls and analyses released on Monday, were a couple of commercials for Doritos snack chips sold by the Frito-Lay division of PepsiCo, along with a spot for the search-engine services provided by Google.

The analysis has shown that only a small percentage of researchers mentioned on Wikipedia (36% of Biologists, 31% of Computer Scientists, 24% Psychologists and Psychiatrists, and 22% Physicists) are notable according to the traditional means of evaluation (citation indexes).

Their presence was notable, according to Simon, less for their electoral chances (slim to hopeless) than for their willingness to level attacks against Mr Bush, Mr Romney and the Republican establishment.

The link to the White House is notable: according to a report by MSNBC, the seeds for All for Good were planted by people who advised Barack Obama during the transition period.

Most notable, according to Butler, was the addition of two Haitian percussionists, who added a depth of rhythm that drives songs in dynamic directions.

It is notable that, according to marriage rules on the Plains, the parties to these joking relationships were potential mates.

'I can't breathe.' Eric Garner's last words are 2014's most notable quote, according to a Yale librarian.

One of Mr. Zamili's most notable targets, according to the Iraqi investigation, was Ammar al-Saffar, a deputy health minister who was concerned about abuses at the agency.

It is already a more notable achievement, according to the New Yorker himself, who never dishes out praise where it is not due, and often stints even when it is.

Their most notable success, according to Bill Gerrard, professor of business and sports analytics at Leeds University, was the Ashes tour Down Under in 2010/11 "when data analysis played a crucial role in identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the Australian team" with effective tactics developed, tested by simulations, to counter the opposition strengths and exploit their weaknesses.