Sentence examples for well known highly from inspiring English sources

Using a four-star system, Mr. Johnson awards three stars (signifying "well known, highly reputed") to Bedell, Lenz, Palmer, Paumanok, Pellegrini, Pindar and to "moneyed Wölffer," which he calls the Hamptons' top winery.

We test the model in a well known highly simplified geometry, commonly considered as an idealized pore or fracture structure, a periodic channel with wavy boundaries.

A well known highly efficient collector is the open-loop unglazed transpired collector (UTC) which consists of dark porous cladding through which outdoor air is drawn and heated by absorbed solar radiation.

When he was in graduate school in Berkeley, he studied with well known, highly creative and active artists from all around the San Francisco Bay Area.

Although documented incidents of denial or of increased premiums on the basis of genetic information have remained limited to the context of a few relatively well known, highly penetrant, familial, adult-onset, genetic conditions, they have nevertheless generated significant public concern.

"It's very well known and highly associative.

Conor was well known and highly respected in the legal community for his brilliance, energy and wit.

The history of Goldman employees moving into the halls of political power is well known and highly contentious.

That's something of a shame, for while Jagger's sojourns in front of the camera generally aren't as well known or highly regarded as those of the late David Bowie (his co-star in the gloriously unhinged Dancing in the Street video), his acting filmography nonetheless throws up some interesting curveballs, and shows evidence of an intriguing, if sometimes wayward, screen presence.

The method is inspired by the well known and highly effective Cartesian genetic programming (CGP) technique.

On the other hand, it is well known that highly ordered pore structures in alumina can be achieved via a two-step process [19, 20].