Sentence examples for was used notably from inspiring English sources

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

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

Some brief screening tools can be used, notably the MOntreal Cognitive Assessment and the Brief Evaluation of Alcohol-Related Neuropsychological Impairments, which has been especially designed to assess cognitive and motor deficits in alcoholism.

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.

It has been used notably in the context of the Global Flood model for the UNISDR/UNEP Global Assessment Report (see Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction GAR 2013).

Such lines are loosely referred to as copper lines, and indeed, in telecommunications are generally made from copper, but other metals are used, notably aluminium in power lines.

The separation between the two groups might have been better still had a slightly more negative cut-off point been used, notably TDC ≤ −0.560 instead of ≤ −0.379.

In the sports world, the provision was used most notably by the French defender David Regis to become an American citizen in time for soccer's 1998 World Cup.

That veto was used most notably when Tony Blair was in power, to deny campaigners sight of the legal advice the government received about the legality of military action in Iraq in the runup to the start of the conflict in 2003.

While iambic pentameter was used most notably by Shakespeare and other poets of old, it is not the only form and certainly not the most popular.

The Mann-Whitney test was used to compare notably asymmetric variables.