That acknowledged, it is noteworthy that questions of both sorts owe their first formulations, ultimately, to the categorialism of Aristotle's seminal work, the Categories.
Indeed, for many involved in the process, the very fact that the Senate managed to do something — anything — about jobs in a bipartisan manner seemed almost more noteworthy than the question of what the bill might actually accomplish.
Even so, the reduction in new death sentences may augur a future where seven executions a year isn't celebrated as a noteworthy dip, but questioned as a macabre reality.
(The partisan divide on the question was noteworthy: seventy-five per cent of Democrats agreed with the sentiment; forty-six per cent of Republicans did).
Of that confrontation in May, his war memoir says: "Future generations may deem it noteworthy that the supreme question of whether we should fight on alone never found a place on the war cabinet agenda.
But his comments Tuesday were noteworthy because there remains questions on whether the Mets, if they could not work out extensions, would let either player depart after next season without getting anything back.
But what made it truly noteworthy was that as questions were answered and the facts began revealing themselves, it all provided little comfort and almost nothing in the way of macabre titillation.
The high level of agreement of both methods of assessment according to the criteria for evaluation laid down previously is noteworthy and once more questions the preparation of a DPR as a supplementary diagnostic tool in the context of a comprehensive dental examination.
It is noteworthy, however, that the research question emphasises the added value of neurobiological predictors compared with existing measures in the JJIs.
But, Eskelsen Garcia had a noteworthy response to the big question that all three panelists addressed.
