Laptops are notorious for the amount of juice the eat up, so if you've got a second battery, pack it up and bring it.
Maize is notorious for the amount of structural variation between populations, including in centromeres, and it is entirely possible that regions the size of centromeres can be lost, inverted, duplicated, or otherwise rearranged none of which would be directly visible by SNPs (Albert et al. 2010; Eichten et al. 2011; Fang et al. 2012).
The job search is notorious for requiring vast amounts of effort -- yet many times producing a negligible return on your investment of time and energy.
However, Mueller points out that low-temperature or smoldering combustion such as that associated with peat fires (and fireplaces) is notorious for emitting high amounts of carbon monoxide.
Fouling scraper: For reenactors notorious for burning large amounts of powder, a fouling scraper is a must-have.
College bookstores are notorious for only paying out small amounts in their buyback programs.
Candon works in Jerez de la Frontera, southern Spain, a city with a population of 215,000, famous overseas for its sherry and flamenco festivals (below) but notorious in Spain for its crushing debts amounting to more than €1bn.
This has spilled into the realm of film; the 2009 Biggie Smalls biopic Notorious cost only $20m to make, but doubled that amount in worldwide gross.
Under a proposal announced this month, the 80,000 people who live on the Isle of Man would be able to download unlimited amounts of music — perhaps even from notorious peer-to-peer pirate sites.
Restaurants like Applebee's, TGI Friday's and Guy Fieri's notorious Guy's Kitchen & Bar charge exorbitant amounts for dinner on New Year's Eve at their Times Square locations.
