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Still, Norwegians are notably active in the EU capital.

Tasmania has been notably active in renewable energy production, with these sources constituting up to nine-tenths of its total power supply.

Union officials were joined at the table on Monday by the Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce, who has become notably active in the last few days.

She is in a new movie, "The Guys," dealing with Sept. 11, and the Mets, who were notably active in Sept. 11 relief efforts, were invited to a screening.

Confining his survey to the years 1950 to 1969 and focusing only on Americans working in the Western classical music tradition, he identified 468 composers who were notably active during those years.

It is notably active in Suffolk County, New York, where, since last fall, members of the gang have been blamed for about a dozen murders, including the brutal killing of two teen-age girls — ages fifteen and sixteen — with baseball bats and machetes.

Notably, the active periods of tremor activity identified in this study are not coincident with teleseismic large earthquakes (Mw > 5) in the Harvard CMT catalog (Fig. 2(c)).

Finally, there are new forms of liquidity that are starting to drive returns, most notably the active secondary markets.

Notably, the active elements release the inherent dispersive nature of optical response of the metasurface and thus allow the cloaking bandwidth to be extended (Fig. 3b).

Notably, peptides active against E. amylovora (MIC of 12.5 25 μM) were found, constituting the first report of cyclic peptides with activity towards this bacteria.

This is particularly the case in classical clinical trials because it allows measurement of changes from a high baseline, which increases the likelihood of distinguishing between treatments, notably between active and placebo interventions.