Sentence examples for noteworthy standards from inspiring English sources

One of the most noteworthy standards of the Semantic Web was the development of the Web ontology language OWL (Horrocks, 2003) and especially its expressive but still computable subset, OWL description logic (DL).

All of this makes Buttermilk Channel a restaurant of real standards, noteworthy ambition and uncommon slavishness to trends.

Mr. Richmond's hit-making prowess, noteworthy by any standard, was all the more remarkable in that he was laboring under a singular disadvantage.

It is noteworthy that the standard deviation of the NW length is around 40 nm for all the samples.

It is noteworthy that the standard deviation value, though rising from set point 1 to set point 3, keeps within absolutely tolerable limits.

MOSCOW — The police said Tuesday that they had arrested a former official of a federal agency that manages state enterprises on charges of stealing $330 million in property, a theft noteworthy even by the standards of Russian public corruption.

This is a noteworthy departure from current standard engineering methods and research, as the modified model does not reflect any proposed or hypothetical scenario.

The first noteworthy difference between the standard and secondary structure constrained POY analysis was the computational time required for similar searching strategies, with the former taking approximately 8.7 times longer than the later using the same number of processors.

Although the experimental data in [11] was obtained using the CDMA2000 1x standard, it is noteworthy that this technique can be applied to the OFDMA standard.

"They could just sit on their hands, chill out and say, 'Well, we don't really have the money right now to retrain our teachers.' " Yet even promises of support for national standards are a noteworthy shift.

Two features of this standard explanation are noteworthy.