Sentence examples for noticed the extent from inspiring English sources

No? Well Justin didn't seem to have noticed the extent of it either when he swerved off the track, much to my mother's consternation.

I first noticed the extent of the Moscow traffic problem in the spring of 2007, while drinking a coffee at the Coffee Bean, on Sretenka, just up the street from the Lubyanka and around the corner from the Lukoil headquarters.

In the Grillo case, it was not until the sisters had racked up £685,000 on the family credit card that Charles Saatchi noticed the extent of their spending.

"We noticed the extent to which automobiles were becoming computerized," said Stefan Savage, a computer scientist at U.C.S.D. who was a member of one of two groups that have been studying the electronic control units of two different cars to look for network vulnerabilities that could be exploited by a potential attacker.

Photograph: Jens N Rgaard Larsen/AFP With a nod towards the great Maggie Smith, who was fond of remarking during her Broadway stand in 1990 in Lettice and Lovage: "Ah, look, they're ovating again," I wonder if the Dame herself has noticed the extent to which British audiences these days are getting in on a time-honoured American routine - namely, the standing ovation during the curtain call.

We scarcely notice the extent to which women working in domestic service — nannies, housekeepers, health-care aides — encounter problems much like those that confronted black American women in the Jim Crow era.

In fact, it is interesting to notice the extent of synergy between the processing requirements of Big Data applications, and the availability and scalability of computational resources offered by cloud services.

Notice the extent of overlap of this metabolomics interaction network with the disease set (13/37 nodes).

What has been less noticed is the extent to which his behavior rests on contempt for women and, indeed, requires that they be suppressed as moral agents.

With additional data, we further noticed that the extent of the impairment, in terms of the number of body flexions, varied across individuals.

And we notice that the extent of band gap variation is different under tensile strain.