Sentence examples for noted under the from inspiring English sources
Buddhist robes in China followed Indian tradition fairly closely, though they were noted under the T'ang dynasty (ad 618 907) for being black in colour.
Instead, as La Repubblica's resident humourist Emilio Marrese noted under the headline "Vintage Sunday", we were returned only to a time when "[Silvio] Berlusconi insults judges and referees help out Juve".
I got the recipe from her, which was written out on a recipe card, and I rewrote the instructions, and over the years added a number of tips that I thought would help a less experienced baker (as you can see, I noted under the recipe title: "Adapted from Judith Hesser").
A significant difference in oil quality was noted under the conditions of the initial ultrasound extraction, which was later avoided using ultrasound in the absence of oxygen.
Finally, after summarizing the growth in three age-group partitions, some of the major threads of development are noted under the heading of continuities from the past and perspectives into the future.
As earlier noted, under the Tribal Grazing Land Policy of 1975, part of the communal land was demarcated into privately-owned ranches under 50-year leases, in a bid to combat perceived range degradation.
As noted under "Calculating the Circumference," the radius is the distance from the center of the circle to any point on its circumference.
Anyway, he notes, under the present law when the estate tax is (however briefly) repealed, families that bought insurance to pay estate taxes may need it to pay capital gains once they start reallocating the inherited assets.
In a statement, he notes: "Under the agreement, I am not allowed to name the figure.
When nearly confluent, the cells were released with 0.25% trypsin (noting under the microscope when cells had just detached, usually <3 min), and were replated in RPMI medium at a 1 : 3 dilution.
The trend toward reduced lifespan noted under some of the conditions tested is of interest and may warrant further study.
