Its most striking features are extensive forests; mountains, notably Mount Kebne (the highest in Sweden) and Mount Sarjek; and great rivers Ångerman, Ljusn, Ljung, Indals, Ume, Vindel, Skellefte, Pite, Lule, and Kalix which formerly were used for transporting timber down to the sawmills near the coast and are now a source of hydroelectric power.
Canada is geologically active, having many earthquakes and potentially active volcanoes, notably Mount Meager, Mount Garibaldi, Mount Cayley, and the Mount Edziza volcanic complex.
There is also the appeal of sizable Victorian-style houses in some of these urban neighborhoods, notably Mount Vernon, Charles North, Charles Village, Bolton Hill and Reservoir Hill.
Snowy Mountains, range in the Australian Alps, southeastern New South Wales, including several peaks that exceed 7,000 feet (2,100 metres)—notably Mount Kosciuszko, the highest in Australia.
But several variables could complicate the recount — most notably the mounting legal disputes.
Most notably, Bill Gates mounted the argument that we should, in fact, put a tax on robots, which would presumably help fund programs to ameliorate the resulting dislocation and unemployment.
Notably, whole-mount LYVE1 staining revealed that the lymphatic vessels of the intestinal wall undergo a gradual atrophy in the VCiΔR26 mice (Fig 1M– U).
The mistaken bombing of the Chinese Embassy on May 7 threatened to splinter the alliance; some members, notably Greece, Italy and Germany, faced mounting domestic protests over the steadily climbing civilian death toll.
During the early 1930s several more were mounted, notably the "Metro-Vic" case, involving British and Soviet engineers, in April 1933, following the "Menshevik Trial" in March 1931.
"In the face of mounting concern, notably from other LSE students, the school has been forced into a position where it must take action.
Most notably, when Houston began mounting some steady pressure around the 60-minute mark, Portland didn't concede instead regaining some momentum and pushing back into the attacking half.
