Sentence examples for notorious features from inspiring English sources

A similar moment resulted in one of Gears 1's most notorious features.

Now notorious features on the show included going underwear shopping with Kylie Minogue, frankly discussing sex with Carla Bruni and artists who painted with their own semen.

The more notorious features include a pronounced leftward pull when braking, a clicking sound in the steering column and an engine too weak to power an air-conditioner.

He did not go on to explain in that introduction that the most notorious features of Stalin's regime — the use of terror, the show trials, and the concentration camps — had all been inaugurated by Lenin.

Polyploidy is one of the most notorious features in the genus (Lawrence, 1980 19855) and x = 5, the accepted basic chromosome number (López et al., 2008a).

One can't talk about "Clarissa" without acknowledging its most notorious feature: its length.

Until the "peaceful revolution" of 1989, the most notorious feature of the city's topography was the Berlin Wall, erected by the East German communist government in 1961 to stop free movement between East Berlin (and indeed East Germany) and West Berlin.

Portraiture was the genre most resistant to Cézanne's struggle the inception of "difficulty" as a notorious feature of modern art, needing specialist explanation toward new ways of transposing the world's three dimensions into the two of painting.

Last weekend the F1 fraternity rolled into Sao Paulo for its latest visit to be confronted by a superbly resurfaced track - a surface which had largely eliminated many of the car-bruising undulations which for so long had been a notorious feature of the circuit.

A notorious feature of gene expression datasets affecting the performance of cluster analysis is high data dimensionality whereby the expression of many genes is assayed over a small number of experimental conditions (time points).

Second, comparison with migration profiles of reference proteins is not reliable for aggregating proteins that have a notorious feature thatis systematically underestimated in the AD field: amyloid fibrils and their precursors are employed in nature for their mechanical strength and high adhesiveness on a range of surfaces.