Well, it's standard practice for a book reviewer to make copious notes while reading, highlighting noteworthy quotes, important plot twists, encapsulating themes and so on.
Taylor, the paper's publisher, stopped the presses Thursday night to remove some noteworthy quotes from the paper's story on the sale, as The Huffington Post reported Saturday.
Here are some of the noteworthy quotes from Wednesday's hearing -- from the legal to the inspiring to the downright controversial -- and why they matter.
In the scientific literature and popular press, there is a noteworthy tendency to use scare quotes ('cure') when talking about anything short of an absolute cure for HIV.
It is noteworthy that 7 of the 11 articles quote dose rates of <5 mSv/year, which is only 2-fold or less over the average worldwide background rate.
That the Telegraph Media Group, a leading news publisher, has acquired the company is noteworthy, if only because I get to juxtapose the following quote from CEO George Burgess, who founded the startup after dropping out of Stanford.
Gary Westfahl quoted Hubbard's work in a book of noteworthy science fiction quotations.
The difference now is that journalists won't have to rely on links and screenshots — if they're summarizing a noteworthy AMA, they can just drop the actual posts with the best quotes into their stories.
It is noteworthy that the average period of occlusal pressure (from start to finish) is quoted as 0.110 0.169 s (Okuma et al. 2004), compared with the commonly accepted time of 0.5 s for half the chewing cycle.
Also noteworthy is the heavy use of Pilots manager Joe Schultz's expletive of choice, "shitfuck," which is quoted two hundred and eleven times in the book.
Pastas were especially noteworthy.
