Sentence examples for notably represented from inspiring English sources

He notably represented the regulator during an S.E.C. investigation into problems at the American Stock Exchange, an affiliated company.

Mozart's contemporaries are notably represented, as is new music — Johannes Maria Staud is the composer-in-residence — plus much in-between.

Duchamp (whose greatest canvas, "Tu M'," can be seen upstairs ) is most notably represented by "Three Standard Stoppages," a work that sets the stage for both Conceptual and Process Art.

The most important of the various schools of structural linguistics to be found in Europe in the first half of the 20th century included the Prague school, most notably represented by Nikolay Sergeyevich Trubetskoy (died 1938) and Roman Jakobson (died 1982), both Russian émigrés, and the Copenhagen (or glossematic) school, centred around Louis Hjelmslev (died 1965).

This unmistakable vibe is notably represented on Soul Clap's track "So Sedated", a mesmerizing ode to the transformational powers of the dance floor that features humble vocals by Dayonne Rollins.

Under the cellular component category, cell (23,125 unigenes, 25.37%) and organelles (19,280 unigenes, 21.15%) were notably represented.

There followed a lucrative spell as a lobbyist, punctuated by legal work, most notably representing Marie Ragghianti, a whistleblower in another scandal, that would bring down a Tennessee governor for influence-peddling.

Davis's son, Joseph Wolfe, ­conducted a blazing interpretation of Berlioz's ­Corsair overture, in which the LSO strings were at their silkiest, notably representing the composer whose ­reputation Davis did more than ­anyone to raise to its current height; and a ­piercingly tender interpretation of ­Elgar's Sospiri, a work Davis wanted to conduct but never got around to.

The project, notably, represents a big win for Tampa, given its goal to become known as a hub for smart city technologies.

Other work [ 26] observed that although in S. cerevisiae and bacteriophage T7 co-expression and protein-protein interaction are related, self-interactions cannot be tested by correlation between expression profiles which notably represent a considerable proportion of the samples.

Notably, representing 22Rv1, DU-145 and PC-3 cell lines different stages of tumour progression, it is not excluded that lower levels of eEF1A2 could be predictable of the outcome as found for breast tumours (Kulkarni et al, 2007).