Sentence examples for notable leading from inspiring English sources

In particular, when the noise is interacted with an injected sinusoidal signal (or stimulus) in the extracellular environment, we expect that such an effect of the noise becomes more notable, leading a robust collective rhythm.

Among his notable leading actors have been Michael Hordern, both on stage at Nottingham Playhouse and for the BBC; Eric Porter at the Old Vic in 1989; and Christopher Plummer on Broadway in 2002.

"Inishmaan" is the third – and for me, the most satisfying — production from the newly formed Michael Grandage Company, a troupe notable for its illustrious leading players.

In Europe, where some intendants delight in provoking audiences or ruling their theaters like autocrats, Ms. Rosenberg was notable for leading a kinder, gentler house, with a hands-on approach to every aspect of production.

In contrast, the complete Google model (Eq. (3)), where data on online searches enrich the base model, provides a more notable improvement, leading to an (R^{2}) of 0.46.

Thomas the Slav ( 760 – October 823 AD) was a 9th-century Byzantine military commander, most notable for leading a wide-scale revolt in 821 23 against Emperor Michael II the Amorian (ruled 820 29).

His most notable accomplishment was leading the Terrapins to the national championship in 2002.

Ludovic Morlot, a dynamic young French conductor whose credentials include a stint as assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and notable recent performances leading the New York Philharmonic, will appear on Monday with the talented young musicians of the JUILLIARD ORCHESTRA.

Occurrence of dynamic recrystallization (DRX) during hot deformation processing does not induce notable multiple twinning leading to a microstructure analogous to that of solution-annealed condition even after complete DRX.

Another of her secret charms is that she boasts one of Europe's most notable hiking trails, leading to secluded lakes and glittering waterfalls.

But whatever Romney's motives in singling out this sector, it was notable that a leading office seeker was willing to praise the for-profit college industry, and that such praise did not create much concern with the public.