Sentence examples for notably rather from inspiring English sources
It has not provided an over-arching reason for these latest personnel changes, but notably, rather than re-hiring from outside for the vacated roles, Evernote is shifting existing, in some cases recently joined employees to take on different responsibilities.
Notably, rather than being reserved about pushing the boundaries of robotic war, Russia appears to have embraced it to the extent that it falsely claimed it already used them in battles in Syria.
Most notably, rather than acting solely as a proton acceptor for the backbone amide nitrogen atom of Arg2, the Asp14 side chain more often formed hydrogen bonds with the guanidino nitrogens of Arg2.
But his tone is likely to be notably friendly, rather than hectoring, towards Israel.
Brandenburg has a modest-sized tourist sector that largely serves Germans, most notably Berliners, rather than foreign visitors.
For its new network the company chose WiMax, a technology that is supported by the computer industry, notably Intel, rather than by traditional telecoms vendors.
Hillary Clinton and John Edwards have recently joined a chorus of early-childhood-education advocates, governors, foundations and social activists who have been promoting the cause in notably wonky, rather than warm and cuddly, terms.
In contrast, Figure 12 shows that the quality control mechanism allows reaching a certain target PSNR for both the key frames and WZ frames with minor quality variations, notably a rather uniform quality along time also across sequences.
Notably, glutamine (rather than histidine) is found at the two putative FimL phosphoryl group acceptor sites; hence it is unlikely that FimL is capable of phosphotransfer in a canonical manner.
Notably, this rather narrow time scale in the NEMO-IKK2 duration threshold was effective in discriminating between IL-1R and TLR4 signaling with respect to crosstalk.
But he, rather notably, did not say, "Get out of here, Sheila" or, "We already have a great prime minister".
