Particularly notable was the proof of the stability of the solar system that was formulated by Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace, a mathematical astronomer.
Australian cinema continued to mature and produced such notable films as Proof (1991), Muriel's Wedding (1994), Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994), Shine (1996), and Moulin Rouge (2001).
Suspicion that a link between autism and vaccines (particularly those containing the preservative thimerosal) persists despite a notable absence of proof.
For a while, the Mastercoin-inspired fundraising model prevailed, with the notable exception of the "proof of burn" model used by Counterparty (XCP), in which contributors "burned" bitcoins by sending them to an invalid address in exchange for the new coin (a model that never really caught on).
Nonetheless, again as Lascano points out, her proof is a notable improvement on Locke's, and the key point to be drawn from her discussion of God is that articulated above, namely the importance to Du Châtelet's scientific endeavors of God and the nature of the world he creates.
Despite the conceptual novelty, there are several notable shortcomings in the above proof-of-principle demonstration.
However, the aim was to demonstrate in a proof of principle that notable deviations can be observed also after mere rigid transformations using coregistration algorithms as usually performed in clinical routine.
Notable have been improvements in wrinkle-proof clothes, more-resilient golf clubs and more-efficient ways of painting cars, but meeting disappointment has been the idea of transforming electronics and medical care.
Probably his most notable contribution to functional analysis was the 1927 proof of the Banach Steinhaus theorem, given along with Stefan Banach, which is now one of the fundamental tools in this branch of mathematics.
For his part, Ayatollah Khamenei delivered his own notable sermon four weeks ago, in which he embraced the victory of Mr. Ahmadinejad, called the election proof of the people's trust in the system and threatened more violence if demonstrations continued.
Despite notable champions within their ranks, many Democrats take progressive votes for granted; even though the 2010 election offered conclusive proof that a dispirited base spells electoral disaster.
