The survey found that "notable shares" of Facebook users ages 18 and older lack a clear understanding of how the site's News Feed operates; feel they have little control over what appears there; and have not actively tried to influence the content the feed delivers to them.
"This pattern is even more noticeable in Brooklyn, where, as well, there is a notable increased share of whites in the late 20s and 30s, indicating an even stronger 2000-2010 draw of white young adults and families".
India's notable 2.1% share of global international travel in 2012, 15 its increasing role in the global economy, 16 and its growing public health problem with dengue 17, 18 call for a closer look at the dengue challenge.
Among the notable movers, shares of Mediware Information Systems surged $6.11, or 38.8 percent, to $21.86 after the clinical software solutions provider agreed to be acquired by the private equity firm Thoma Bravo for $22 a share in cash.
But the term contained its share of notable developments that taken together cast a shadow of ambiguity over Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's legacy.
It is a sad state of affairs when new movies from directors of the calibre of Steven Soderbergh and David Lynch may never again be seen in multiplexes, especially when those film-makers have made more than their fair share of notable contributions to the genres this column celebrates.
South Carolina, with its hardscrabble political culture, small-town milieu and complex role in American history, has produced its share of notable politicians, from John C. Calhoun in the 19th century to Representative Joe Wilson, whose contemporary claim to fame was yelling "You lie!" at President Obama as he delivered a speech before Congress.
The remarkable achievement of environmental measures in this period is consistent with the notable increase in the share of manufactured exports to merchandise exports and the share of high-technology exports to manufactured exports.
During these years, there was a notable increase in the share of low-skilled service occupations, such as personal services and workers in restaurants and hotels, but also in the share of low-skilled routine tasks such as cleaners of buildings.
