Sentence examples for used notably from inspiring English sources

The oboe developed no satisfactory descant, but the English horn, first used notably in Hector Berlioz's Roman Carnival Overture (1844), became increasingly useful for its peculiar dark and melancholy expression.

In the Renaissance revival of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, stuccowork was used, notably in England, for exterior architectural features.

The palette of the earlier painters was, in general, stable to light; however, some of the pigments used, notably the "lakes," which consisted of vegetable dyestuffs mordanted onto translucent inert materials, often faded easily.

To an extent solid wood has still to be used, notably for items that have to be turned, cut to shape, or molded, and for lippings to conceal the edges of manufactured boards; but virtually everything in the form of flat panels is made up.

Light alloys are more and more widely used, notably in aeronautics and the car industry.

A related project IXI is being used notably for validation of brain analysis.

(Picture book; ages 2 to 5) Tafuri ("Goodnight My Duckling," "I Love You, Little One"), queen mother of warmly soothing animal bedtime stories, uses notably bright and vibrant watercolors to introduce very young readers to animal baby names and noises.

Dodecasyllabic verse was also put to use, notably by John Tzetzes (c. 1110 1180), who wrote a 1700-line paraphrase of Porphyry's Isagoge.

"There is now a window of opportunity to rebuild trust which we expect our American partners to use, notably by working with determination towards a swift conclusion of the negotiations on an EU-U.S. data protection 'umbrella' agreement.

Finally, the behavioral interpretation of fuzzy method for selecting the appropriate form of membership functions and structure of rules are areas of further research using notably neuro-fuzzy framework (Linkens & Chen, 1999).

Of note, these estimates (except our own in vivo analyses) were obtained using notably lower frame rates.