It's a monumental, uncharacteristically abstract work, in which composition and color serve as noteworthy references to film and droning underground music.
Families proved to be a noteworthy external reference group from which students sought affirmation and felt a responsibility to fulfill expectations.
For new proofs, noteworthy extension, generalizations and numerous applications on this inequality, see, e.g., [1 3] where further references are given.
Each week, Polat confronts one crisis or another whose roots often reference noteworthy — or notorious — current events.
It is noteworthy that the reference complexes for PADIF based scoring were selected in a way that the respective molecules were not too similar to the docked compound to avoid bias and to show the method's broad applicability.
That's been more of a noteworthy point of reference in the era of the top-two primary; there are 32 candidates for the U.S. Senate in this election, and there were 34 in the primary in 2016.
It is noteworthy that the reference compounds tested here (thalidomide, 5HPP-33) presults results consistent with the observed vascular disruption signature.
It is noteworthy that the reference compound used in this study (chlordiazepoxide) dose-dependently decreased anxiety in both species.
It is noteworthy that the reference model proteins representing the two cytoskeletal systems in yeast cells, actin and microtubule, appear near opposite ends of the energy spectrum.
It is also noteworthy that mean reference blood glucose levels during the overnight period with CL control during both sedentary and exercise days were nearly identical to the PID algorithm's 120 mg/dL target setting (Table 1).
Noteworthy, all supporting references were conducted with endurance elite athletes (ie, cyclists, triathletes, cross-country skiers, runners, swimmers, kayakers and rowers) and there is an extensive literature relative to LHTH as well as LHTL.
