"In 2015, notable (choose your definition) publications will declare their intentions to go fully distributed – or some other term that means the same thing – effectively abandoning their websites and becoming content channels within Facebook or Twitter or Pinterest or Vine or Instagram.
The results of the three evaluation approaches are shown in table 3. It is noteworthy that definition of sample-groups had a notable effect on NormFinder output.
However, the second definition is notable in the context of the above discussion of projection, because it seems to directly encode the projection properties of at least one operator, negation.
These include Ethics IVp8d, and his political writings, especially Ethics IVp36s2, and his Political Treatise, chapter 2) In this scholium (and in several other notable passages, including III Definition of the Affects XLVIII and IVp20s) Spinoza describes a variety of possible ends of human action, none of which is perseverance in being.
The Food Additives Amendment of 1958 established, as this summary explains, that "any substance intentionally added to food is a food additive and is subject to pre-market approval by FDA".* But there's a notable caveat to this definition, which has become arguably the crux of the matter.
The most notable difference between our definition and that of others, is that we only included smokers who have smoked more than 15 years in their lifetime.
The most notable was a high-definition television (HDTV) camera with wide-angle and telephoto lenses and 2.2-megapixel imagers.
Particularly notable were the heterogeneous definitions of 'healthy diet' and the wide variance in the measurement of diet quality and patterns.
The law is not much help either: the UK's Terrorism Act 2000 is notable for the incredibly wide definition it provides (including damage to property and behaviour designed seriously to interfere with or seriously to disrupt an electronic system).
Definition 1 (just notable difference).
