Sentence examples for notably pointed out from inspiring English sources

Now we can see our way through a classic evolutionary pdox, notably pointed out by the evolutionary geneticist C.H. Waddington (1967).

At that time, machine learning approaches produced the lowest results; the lack of a standard training set was notably pointed out (7).

For ML approaches, Yang (20) notably pointed out scalability difficulties for most standard algorithms such as Support Vector Machines (SVM) or decision trees; therefore, GO classifiers are usually inspired by Information Retrieval techniques.

At that time, ML approaches produced lower results than TB ones; the lack of a standard training set was notably pointed out.

Mihail Kogălniceanu later issued clear criticism of Asachi's proposed version of literary Romanian, which relied on archaisms and Francized phonemes, notably pointing out that it was inconsistent.

In that decade, James Gibson and his students (notably James Caviness), pointed out the importance of haptics for the perception of solid object shape (Gibson, 1962, 1963, 1966).

Unlike other chocolate bars with peanuts, notably Snickers, Ms. May pointed out that Goldenberg's had no nougat.

As some critics, notably John Arquilla, have pointed out, it's a mistake to focus too heavily on declining fatalities on the battlefield.

Notably, the study pointed out that previous virtual game controllers are a mere metaphor of traditional methods, thus limited to Tap interaction.

As ThinkProgress's Pat Garofalo pointed out, notably absent from the press conference was Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Ohio), who is the author of a budget roadmap that many GOP leaders have been reluctant to publicly endorse because it includes sharp cuts in just about all government spending -- Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, defense, education, the FBI, etc.

As many pointed out, most notably Yahoo!