Sentence examples for using notably from inspiring English sources
A key sentence on this final page states: "It is obvious that all this is foreigners' fault" (though specifically which foreigners, it does not say)."Social sciences" includes a brief mention of the Soviet invasion, using notably cautious verbs, eg the Soviet Union "ended" the previous regime, and "brought" Babrak Karmal, its Communist puppet, to power.
I wouldn't be surprised if his unique way of using notably the 5 images now displayed on the top of a profile page becomes a hit with other users or sets off a wave of other innovative profile picture displays.
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.
Still with the aim of going further in the development of multiplex assays, several methods not based on qPCR have been also developed using notably the CGE, microarray, and Luminex technologies.
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.
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.
No. 65(C), 12-13, are those of "substantial performance" used notably in the case of building and construction contracts and "severability" used primarily in employment contracts.
In the Renaissance revival of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, stuccowork was used, notably in England, for exterior architectural features.
According to mediator Thomas Smith, careful attention to such metaphors can reveal deeper meaning beneath the explicit words that people use, notably regarding how they view the negotiation process and their relationship to one another.
