Sentence examples for notably posed from inspiring English sources

Finally, we ask the question first posed (or at least, most notably posed) by John Gruber back in a 2012 thought experiment: Forced to choose, would you opt for Apple hardware running other (Android/Windows software), or Apple software (running on Windows/Android hardware), all other factors being equal?

Mr. Fried works for a company that has at times tested the limits of Big Data technology, notably the privacy threat posed by overaggressive data collection.

Notably, "red zone" poses a particular danger to incoming freshmen.

Notably, the docking poses from the consensus DFG-out models are similar to poses of the ligands in DFG-out crystal structures.

Notably, the unminimized pose predicted a hydrogen bond interaction between both the carboxamide amide and carbonyl groups of the ligand and those in the Gln side chain.

In certain crucial ways, a majority of the Justices have upheld the work of the Administration, most notably in two cases that posed existential threats to the Affordable Care Act.

Following her performance at the 2011 World Cup, Solo participated in the television show Dancing with the Stars and posed for various magazines, most notably the "Body Issue" of ESPN The Magazine.

Luis P. Villarreal has posed that question many times, most notably in a 2004 essay, "Can Viruses Make Us Human?" Villarreal is the director of the Center for Virus Research at the University of California at Irvine.

That is not to mention the extreme danger posed by the systems of others, notably Pakistan.

The shake-up, the survey carried out by UCAS argued, posed a dilemma for universities as some - notably Cambridge - relied heavily on AS level results to give them their only glimpse of how students were faring in the sixth-form.

They should include Russia - increasingly concerned about the supply of heroin and a potential threat posed by Islamic militants in Afghanistan's northern neighbours, notably Uzbekistan - Iran, India, and China.