Sentence examples for noteworthy objects from inspiring English sources

The most noteworthy objects found in and around the tombs are the hollow clay haniwa sculptures.

If you find prehistoric metal artefacts or anything gold or silver over 300 years old, the delightfully-titled Treasure Act requires you to report it but you will be rewarded with a tidy payment of the full market value of the stash, in the event that the state decides to buy it.Less venerable or noteworthy objects will be yours to keep.

But the "Auto-recognition for noteworthy objects" patent isn't about spotting your brother or wife; it's intended to tag celebrities, landmarks and famous objects, in order to better serve up contextual links and information about those people and places.

Mr. Maxtone-Graham said Mr. Pulice's was all the more noteworthy because "the objects are not arranged as in a gallery, but as integral components of his apartment".

Above is a selection of images, accompanied by comments from the Web-site curators on why they found each object noteworthy.

The identification of a significant network pattern demonstrating cognitive activity during the presentations of the second object is noteworthy.

What is noteworthy about the flaps is that the objects of the verbal slings weren't white people, but other blacks.

But the development is noteworthy on a continent that has long objected to genetically modified crops and where many people look at animal cloning as potentially dangerous and cruel — even immoral.

It is noteworthy that in this condition relevancy (number test objects number) and irrelevancy loads (the number of eliminated) varied independently.

Recently, new measurement tools appear with the noteworthy particularity to be based on an unavoidable object of daily living: the Smartphone.

The mere finding of proprioceptive realignment in adaptation to a visuo-motor rotation in a computer-controlled setup is noteworthy since visual and proprioceptive information pertain to different objects.