notably

Notably, he said the Fed's base-case forecast of strengthening growth next year was premised in part on markets continuing to heal.

Worst affected are the big cities of southern China, notably Shenzhen, which only a year ago was an extremely hot market.

If he goes down such a road, it would create fresh problems, notably for the public finances.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said the Americans at all levels but notably the middle class continue to struggle.

The symfony framework has been used worldwide in a number of enterprise-level applications, perhaps most notably Askeet and Yahoo!

Moreover, some parties have not got what they had hoped for out of the project, notably Japan, which had wanted to host the reactor.

There have been a few honourable exceptions in the upper chamber, notably John McCain's interventions on the use of torture.

the drums are not equalized and the mix is notably bass-heavy (black metal is often criticized for its lack of bass).

Some economists, notably Robert Shiller, did identify the bubble and warn of painful consequences if it were to burst.

Notably, Times New Roman, as Morison made it, did not contain a true italic, but one that was an in-house standard at Monotype.

Mr Obama was notably silent about Saudi Arabia, as though unable to chide so vital an ally for its patent lack of reforming zeal.

Notably, she found that it was advantageous to be in charge of the PowerPoint presentation for a strategy meeting.

Crime in Brazil's cities is also bad, but it does not seem to be getting notably worse.

All the French clubs have come to see him, notably PSG, and a lot of foreign teams are also following him.

Sociologists say it encourages abuse, notably in the trafficking of the sort that Sakina first suffered from but is now ready to pay for.

Even where they have been fixed, notably in the big cities, the work is often so poor that they need to be repaved two or three years later.

The handling qualities in these maneuvers were excellent with a notably smoother response and a better roll rate than I expected.

PPP exchange rates are used for a number of purposes, most notably to compare the standard of living of two or more countries.

The EU and US have been struggling over which would have the initiative in dealing with Iran, notably over the last two years.

Some of the price moves, notably in the oil markets, seem to defy the underlying fundamentals of plentiful supply and rather anemic demand.

And those countries, notably Brazil, that have wound up holding the baby of an overvalued currency, are trying to restrict inflows.

Some countries, notably France, dreamed of a multipolar world in which America would no longer be the only power.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn and his wife, Anne Sinclair, had given clear indications he would run, notably allowing TV cameras to film them at home.

Despite this drastic life change, Lara still retains the essence of her upbringing - most notably with her polite, upper-class accent.

Infrastructure, too, is under pressure, notably in India, where construction lags behind far behind that of the other Brics.

On two or three occasions, notably on October l7, 1914, the alarm was given that there was a U-boat inside the anchorage.

The lustre of some of New Star's managers faded, notably that of Stephen Whittaker, the former joint chief investment officer.

Notably, all this work is open source, and has been since before open source came into high fashion.

It was too big for the site; there was not enough seating; and, most notably, there was no estimate of cost.

Canaday has the courage to say what he thinks and the capacity to say it clearly: two qualities notably absent from his profession.

And more notably, it was the first time we were able to speak publicly and freely in an Arab capital.

The Japanese export machine was powered by just a few engines, notably cars and electronics.

Some recent reforms, notably the introduction of a state-run Kurdish-language television channel, have been revolutionary.

What makes insensible things intelligibly describable is analogy, notably the special form of analogy known as extrapolation.

But Europe and America have the right to ask Russia to keep existing pledges, notably on the rule of law.

Like North Korea, it has borne isolation and rhetorical hostility from the West by cosying up to the neighbours, notably China.

Shares in London fell, notably in the very banks the plan was designed to help.

One of the most spectacular qualities of man is notably his adaptability to any kind of natural environment.

Biochemistry nature of each wastewater could the improved notably after wet air oxidation.

Notably absent from his speech were any condolences for the families of those killed during the protests.

Mr. Zong has had other corporate battles, notably a bitter falling-out with his joint venture partner Danone, the French food giant.

There have been moments of British hubris, notably around the time of the Iraq invasion.

Although Mr. Murdoch, the chief of the News Corporation, has long been a fixture at the retreat, he has been notably elusive this week.

The Lisbon treaty offers a few other sanctions, notably the suspension of a country's membership rights by a majority vote of other members.

Notably, meat and vegetable prices continued to decline, while prices remained elevated for fruits and edged higher for eggs and grains.

Those that occur naturally in the opium poppy, notably morphine, have been used since ancient Greek times.

Conscious that they will lose if Doha fails, some big trade powers, notably Brazil, at last appear ready to compromise.

However, investors' biggest financial concern is sovereign debt, notably that of some southern European countries.

Despite the troubles on its periphery, the public debt of the euro zone as a whole is not notably high by rich-country standards.

Gradually in the 18th century an anti-slavery lobby built up in Europe, notably in Britain, the superpower of the seas.

Since flying into Britain to clean up the mess in Wapping he has made some odd mistakes, notably making such a fuss over Rebekah Brooks.

Such a package would mean that the Tories, in particular, had to jettison pledges, notably over pensioner freebies.

Most notably, he claimed to have won a military honour he did not.

Indeed, much of it was invented well before quantum theory even existed, notably by German mathematician David Hilbert.

This preference has flummoxed protocol offices the world over, notably in Paris, where Qaddafi pitched his tent for a week in 2007.

It has also achieved some dramatic successes (notably the release of the next-generation Gecko rendering engine).

Uptake of persistent lipophilic toxicants in fish occurs via the food and by transfer across the body surface, notably the gills.

In recent years a resettlement programme to other countries, notably America, has been a great success.

MIME types are also used in other contexts, including e-mail, and by a few experimental operating systems, notably BeOS.

The icon seems to conveys only one powerful message -- be more mindful of what is on your plate. Numbers and ranges are notably absent.

My own sympathies are clear : I believe that society benefits when creative artists , notably writers, engage in the issues of the day .

Copper has been a good predictor of stock performance before, notably, in the peak of the financial crisis.

So far, this has mostly taken the form of pouring public money into banks and selected industries, notably cars.

Most notably, by the end of this week, your baby will no longer be an embryo, but will be considered a fetus.

Some minerals are also beginning to do better again, notably gold and platinum.

Hydropower is clean, from the point of view of greenhouse-gas emissions, but most of the easy alternatives, notably coal, are dirty.

The commercial aspect of the film has been diluted (the word Dior is notably absent), and this may enhance the brand's artistic credibility.

Already America conducts more joint military exercises with India than it does with any other single country, notably in the Indian Ocean.

Yet as certain issues, notably pricing policy, cannot be discussed among competitors, the regulators will still have to get involved.

Fund insiders say that, even in the first couple of months of her tenure, Ms Lagarde's style is notably different.

At least companies, notably Japan's exporters, have been making record profits.

But in her rise through the legal profession, she has made a number of personal sacrifices, most notably marriage and children.

The general move partially mirrors the scramble back to dollars seen elsewhere, notably in the Korean won and Brazilian real.

Eventually there was a grudging respect built on the acknowledgement of mutual greatness, most notably between Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.

He is expected to include some of themes of his inaugural address, most notably his belief in the power of freedom.

While in 2009 the bulk of executive recruitment, most notably in the financial sector, was extremely slow, it did not take long to recover.

The largest of these was a leveraged punt on the bonds of peripheral euro-zone governments, notably Spain and Italy, exceeding $6 billion.

Services barriers, notably in financial and telecommunication services, have come down very slowly, if at all.

Most notably, alumni will no longer conduct admissions interviews, freeing them up for other roles in the admissions process.

But part of the explanation could also be cyclical, notably abundant liquidity, low borrowings by companies and high risk appetites.

Another possibility would be to fire some of the more-hawkish ministers, notably the abrasive Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

Those countries running current account deficits, most notably the U. S. , would have to define ways to boost savings.

Enrollment in petroleum engineering programs at universities is swelling, and for a host of reasons, most notably the rising price of oil.

Erin, meanwhile, notably pulls a case-breaking court order out of her hat.

Therefore the remnant at the end of time can be identified as commandment-keepers, notably keepers of the seventh-day Sabbath.

Such a bold move would cause more harm than good for core members of the euro, most notably, export-driven Germany.

Notably, Yamamoto has used fabric made from Gore (usually used for alpine trekking) for blazers and parker coats.

The first worries about the side-effects of these drugs (notably inflation), if administered in overly large doses.

Notably, CCTs are not the only means of social protection.

Most notably, WebSphere Virtual Enterprise lets you define service policies for your applications that indicate run time performance goals.

Notably, CCTs are not the only means of social protection.

Most notably, WebSphere Virtual Enterprise lets you define service policies for your applications that indicate run time performance goals.

Other euro-area countries, notably France, have long been unhappy about this tax competition.

While other stars can be larger, notably the swollen crimson-colored ones known as red giants, they weigh far less.

And the Union can be diligently effective in doing small foreign policy things, notably in its own neighbourhood.

The two sides are due back in court on February 7 for a hearing which will notably decide whether TV cameras will be allowed in the trial.

It has since built a reputation for technological leadership as well, most notably with the Prius and other hybrid cars.

The CEO also tended to consult only a few people, notably Mr. Lane and strategy chief Shane Robison, these people said.

Aside from the design problems, the Newton had other issues, most notably software bugs that needed to be fixed before it could be shipped.

Explosions produce a notably different mix of waves than earthquakes do.

Explosions produce a notably different mix of waves than earthquakes do.

Industrialised countries, notably Japan and South Korea, have found a big market for capital goods.

And with the number of potential matches available, the fear of rejection is notably diminished.

For these reasons, the big Wall Street firms are notably absent from the long list of victims of Mr Madoff's alleged Ponzi scheme.

China's reform of its foreign trade and economic cooperation regime is further deepened, and its opening up is notably accelerated.

The Tories are saying some of the right things, notably over the need for a new economic model, based on higher investment and savings.

Notably, it did not create the smoke or soot associated with coal and oil burning.

Notably, most Ubuntu distributions and its derivatives (Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc. ) will not work properly unless an Oracle JRE is installed.

Notably, apart from New Delhi, Israel and Pakistan are the only two nuclear powered nations who have not signed the NPT.

Surface strengthening technology can notably improve material fatigue performance and are widely used in aero component manufacturing.

Simulation results show this policy can balance energy consumption better than other policies, and can notably extend the lifecycle of WSN.

However, it has also said that it is going after other communication-service providers, notably Google and Skype.

That said, there was a surprising degree of co-operation, and notably so between rich and emerging nations.

Some governments, notably those of Brazil and Turkey, have declared their support for Iran's right to peaceful nuclear technology.

Of course, such intensive operations cause other problems as well, notably the disposal of large amounts of manure.

Notably, orders from PRC branded customers have been increasing substantially throughout the year.

By the early 18th century, the wine was designed to be kept for years not months, notably by being carefully stored in oak casks.

But the sale of assets, most notably of its star Indian telecom joint venture, left it with a much thinner portfolio.

Conclusion Adopt the special hypodermic injection method can lower the occurring rate of the subcutaneous hemorrhage notably.

With both of these regimens, toxicity (notably allergic-type reactions) often requires changes in therapy.

Notably, Nokia did not announce a Windows Phone product.

Pairs lifts differ from dance lifts most notably in that dancers are not allowed to lift their partners above their shoulders.

Why haven't average life evaluations climbed more notably among Chinese over the past 12 years of skyrocketing economic growth?

Other measures, notably a prohibition on forest conversion are essential if other major causes of climate change are to be addressed.

Mr Assad's response was to intensify his assaults against unarmed civilians, notably in the Mediterranean port of Latakia (see article).

It allows state industries to be used to serve social objectives dear to China's rulers, notably stable employment.

Another change in the Min era, though not one she can truly take credit for: a focus on political celebrities, most notably Barack Obama.

Xfire was able to secure some distribution by being bundled with games, most notably the popular America's Army.

The administration console has had an upgrade; most notably, there are a few new portlets available.

Now it may be the turn of currencies in developing markets, notably in Asia and the Middle East, to strengthen against the dollar.

In many programming applications, most notably database interactions, variables can occur in an undefined state.

Many services professionals are involved in the building and construction industry, notably architects, surveyors and engineers.

Further bold reforms are essential, notably in financial services markets, if growth is to be sustained.

The truth about weaker euro-area economies, notably France and Italy, stares Mr Sarkozy in the face: their ills are home-grown.

The long, upward road to sustainability is beset by difficult challenges, most notably a dire need for education.

The New Orleans Museum of Art is a public museum with a variety of collections, notably in decorative arts and photography.

However, a few independent deep cover units of ISI remained, notably those that had long run the secret anti-Soviet war in Afghanistan.

Results There was significant difference between the two groups and the grades of interns by PBL were notably higher.

On the other side, Britain had a notably mild Depression compared with the United States.

Notably Ash Maurya's post which led me to some Steve Blank articles that really helped me focus on what was important, paying customers.

Yet this policy stance was only effective as long as the west, notably the United States, underpinned global demand.

Its advantages include reduced risk of a variety of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), notably HIV.

It came as economic troubles, notably inflation, were finally being squeezed out of the economy.

The response of many, notably environmentalists and people with socialist leanings, is to welcome such conflicts.

A few individuals have life-threatening adverse reactions to gluten (present in many grains but notably absent from rice).

Many national oil companies (NOCs), notably China's, are also becoming an increasing force to be reckoned with outside their own countries.

Notably, at no point in his speech did Jones identify management as a separate constituency; to him, managers were employees.

But there are a few worrying omens in the air, notably the collapse of the Doha round of trade talks.

Still, freedom was on the march in 16 countries, notably in the Balkans, where Montenegro is now considered free, and Kosovo is partly free.

His creation is always based on the foundation of classical diapason and balance, and meanwhile notably features in anti-romanticism.

the revenues from carbon taxes could be used to reduce other forms of taxation , notably income tax or national insurance contributions.

And many policymakers, notably in the Ministry of Commerce, do not favour a revaluation right now.

But if the public adopts a different rule, notably that inflation will be higher, the task of the central bank becomes much more difficult.

Under Mr Zhou's plan the amount of SDRs would be hugely increased and the basket expanded to include other currencies, notably the yuan.

Mr O'Neill is right to give credit to leading western multinationals, notably carmakers, for spotting the potential early.

The group has seen racing operations shut down in the past as unauthorized betting went too far, notably in Beijing in 2005.

Most notably, there was a problem in the initial Lotus Domino V7. 0 release that caused enumerations not to work properly.

Mike has also worked in various registered advisory capacities, notably as a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) and as an Investment Advisor.

Notably, industrial waterfronts have been transformed into refracted landscapes of consumption and leisure.

That she was notably ugly provides a clue, albeit a cryptic one.

Notably absent from all the articles discussed above is an argument for how regulation would work or how deregulation fails.

Mr Streiff will be succeeded by Philippe Varin, former chief executive of Corus, a steelmaker, and a notably smooth operator.

Other companies, notably Heliovolt and Nanosolar, are in a race to make thin-film panels using copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) cells.

Many banks have only recently won independence, notably the Bank of England, in 1997, and the Bank of Japan the following year.

that he would mail to a well-known reporter who was also notably as his brother.

Lambda functions are handy for a number of instances, most notably for many PHP functions that accept a callback function.

Saudi nationals, the most famous being Osama bin Laden, continue to be implicated in terrorist attacks abroad, most notably in Iraq.

China's total GDP has quadrupled, with the economic structure notably improved and a market economy preliminarily established.

Certain jobs, notably chief executives of large companies and real estate agents, are spread relatively evenly throughout the year.

There is considerable support in Europe, notably within the European Commission and in France, for a similar approach.

One reason for this increased aggression may be the growing influence of shareholders whose patience is short, notably hedge funds.

The following query demonstrates the kind of performance benefit that the improved statistics, notably HIGH2KEY and LOW2KEY, can offer.

And the answer is: less than is generally thought. Smaller Asian economies, notably Taiwan, are heavily export-dependent.

With the degradation of the environment, notably scarcity of resources and rising sea levels, conflict between countries will increase.

Finally, some pollutants, most notably atomic waste, may continue to contaminate air, land, and water for thousands of years.

Used specialities of metal-base compound material are improved notably and its used life is protracted after mixing super-micro-fine powder.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said Americans at all levels but notably the middle class continue to struggle.

China took advantage of the global financial crisis to step up its investments in infrastructure, most notably transport.

Therefore, it was considered that the treating capability of dye wastewater was influence notably by temperature.

Logistics also plays an important role in Zara's growth plans, notably its expansion into the U. S. market.

The countries have had some tense standoffs this year, notably at Scarborough Shoal.

It also can run a wide variety of third-party apps. But it has major differences, most notably in size.

Notably, women appear to be closing the adultery gap: younger women appear to be cheating on their spouses nearly as often as men.

China is not unique in this; other countries, notably India, have encountered similar problems without coercive population controls.

Notably, she spoke out in support of persecuted Buddhist monks in the nation of Myanmar.

Internet discussions agree. Fruit juices are often recommended to sweeten semen, notably, apple and pineapple.

Swiss banks, notably UBS, have seen their schemes exposed by the authorities, and the institutions' reputations have been hurt.

The Explorers' Guild Headquarters increases the movement speed of those trained here notably, and opens a lucrative trade route to India.

In an echo of the 1930s crisis Britain has again benefited from a weaker currency, upsetting its trading partners (notably Ireland).

Others, willingly or not, are brought across India's borders, notably from Bangladesh and Myanmar.

Most recently, Apple has focused on television advertising, most notably with its Mac vs. PC ads.

The idea of rights, he says, evolved most notably in Europe, though it took a long time for a full panoply of rights to take hold.

Arguments are now being weighed by competition regulators for the European Commission, Germany, Japan, Australia, and notably, China.

Just as notably, the central bank and other government agencies remained officially silent about the downgrade.

A wide variety of non-smoking signs have become a familiar sight on a multitude of corners, notably in public places.

A handful of fast-growing, entrepreneurial businesses has also made a mark, notably Research In Motion, which manufactures the BlackBerry.

Nor should it be for some of the other countries that maintain pegs, notably China and several of the Persian Gulf's oil exporters.

And China's notably top-down planning system allows the creation of these at a stroke.

SOME people, notably Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist at Oxford University, regard religion as a disease.

Banks lend money against the collateral of assets, most notably in the form of housing.

Over the years Todt has also worked for BMW, FIAT, Ford, Maserati, Matra, Mercedes, Nissan, Renault, Toyota, and most notably Ferrari.

Consequently, Long Island boasted some of New York State's top foreclosure rates in 2007, notably affecting visible-minority residents.

Of course, much else must be done as well, notably to modernise China's primitive financial systems.

The Web brought some unique challenges to software developers, most notably the stateless connection between the client and the server.

Thanks to the rise of the internet, much of their business, notably classified ads, is migrating rapidly to the web.

Brazil recently has edged away from its embrace of North America and sought out new allies, notably China and Iran.

Several European operators are eyeing up the US market, notably Bwin. party, the world's largest listed online gambling company.

Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm reduces UPF computation notably on the premise of almost not weakening performance.

Notably, the young swimmers' difficulties were closely correlated to the levels of chlorine and chlorine byproducts in their pools.

A linked problem is the tendency for ETFs to be the main way in which investors seek exposure to some asset classes, notably gold.

PetroChina has already concluded several of these, most notably with Shell.

However, Washington appears to be taking a notably different approach in the southwest Pacific.

Soil damping reduces the amplitudes notably, but has little effect on the frequency of the system.

The strength has come in other parts of engineering, notably optical and electrical engineering, up more than 5%.

However, selling electricity also requires heavy infrastructure investment, notably in power transmission lines.

Most notably, it's an entirely new kind of light with vast industrial implications, especially in the chip-making sector.

Minor savings are possible, notably by reducing the speed of ships to save fuel, but customers are increasingly intolerant of delays.

Notably, however, the statement made no explicit criticism of the dollar and contained no reference to developing new reserve currencies.

Conversely, Brazil's economic policy makers have played a more influential global role, notably in flagging the currency wars.

Hopes that the EFSF could be used to facilitate a voluntary reduction in debt, notably Greece's towering 140% of GDP, have dwindled.

Their three priority investment targets are apparel, cutting-edge technology - notably lithium-ion batteries - and real-estate development.

It did not want Bear's fate to befall others, notably Lehman Brothers.

The downgrade of the US may make a downgrade of other main currency countries, notably the UK and France, more agreeable.

Here, "everything" is the set of possible biological molecules, notably proteins.

That was when countries in eastern Europe, notably Hungary and the Baltic states, got into trouble and had to be rescued.

More sensible powers, notably Brazil, should be much louder opponents of this nonsense.

Most notably, Edit and Continue does not support adding, deleting, or changing the type or signature of non-private members.

It reads: "School courses should recognise in particular the positive role of the French presence overseas, notably in north Africa. "

Marey's influence also leaked into the wider art world, most notably in the works of the Italian Futurists in the early 20th century.

The results showed that the bread moisture was increased and the bread acidity was not affected notably with the increase of PF addition.

They then want the rest of the world, notably including the Arab states, to throw its weight behind the declaration too.

The metallographical structure of the pipes become widmanstatten, and its mechanical properties are dropped notably.

There is no French paradox, really, only an American paradox: a notably unhealthy people obsessed with the idea of eating healthily.

A few infrastructure projects, notably the operator of China's Three Gorges Dam, have gone direct to the markets.

The remedy is to direct fiscal spending toward consumption, in particular for health care and education where China is notably lacking.

More recently, North Korea has managed a few Asian football thrashings of its own, most notably in 2005 when it defeated Guam 21-0.

In doing so, China attempts to distinguish itself from other powers in the region, most notably the United States.

The statement notably does not actually deny that Rodriguez played some kind of underground poker.

The introduction of simulated annealing into genetic algorithm notably improves the efficiency and capability of optimization.

Master Masons' Guild house notably reduces the cost of stone buildings, and improves happiness.

Notably, Microsoft does not publish a lifecycle-centric SOA view of its own.

As laudable as this intention may be, it raises several issues regarding distribution, notably with regard to supply and demand.

Most notably, dark colors wear better than light colors and wrinkle-free fabrics are ideal.

The Italian could also face bids for his other big names, notably Robert Green, Matthew Upson, Scott Parker and Valon Behrami.

These may not just raise taxes but reform entitlements, notably Medicare and Medicaid, the federal health plans for the elderly and poor.

There could also be some unexpected problems at home, notably in the banking sector.

Supplying human cadavers is left to the responsibility of others, most notably the anatomy course instructors or school administrators.

Notably, the absence of lung lesions suggestive of TB should not exclude the possibility of tuberculous peritonitis.

That was when the countries of Eastern Europe, notably Hungary and the Baltic States, got into difficulties and had to be rescued.

Abedin was notably absent when Weiner made the stunning admission about his private behavior at a news conference Monday.