Examples of using Particular note in English and their translations into German
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Of particular note are the….
The Council took particular note of.
Particular note for the user.
The mammal remains from this site are of particular note.
Of particular note are the panoramic views….
The Franciacorta was harmonious and well structured with particular notes of ripe fruit.
That particular note comes from the A7 arpeggio.
Afterwards, they are transported out without us taking particular note of this process.
Of particular note for the Commission were.
The scent itself is a light and fruity affair, and has particular notes of apple and peach which are extremely pleasant.
Of particular note are the following projects.
However, there are three other reasons-both national andinternational-that give a particular note of uncertainty to this campaign.
Of particular note is hole PLS14-201 line 855E.
To get the best out of your new apparatus, please read thisuser guide carefully before using it for the first time. Take particular note of the safety precautions. We also recommend that you keep the instructions for future reference.
Of particular note here is the easy configuration.
Gentlemen I am sorry that the apartment was not to your liking,as far as the cleanliness was better than me were doing that particular note immediately and on the spot, so as to attenzionare the cleaning lady and solve the problem, greetings Caesar.
Of particular note is the music that perfectly meditating.
A feature of this station is not the use of the materials for building compounds as well as the classic metal and glass, by precious“Pietra forte” used in thepast for the construction of many buildings in the Centre of Florence and in particular note of nearby Church of Santa Maria Novella.
Una particular note for its excellent cuisine, delicious dishes.
The deeply interactive moments of the"written" and of the"unwritten" democracy(or rather constitution)lead soon to the determinant crystallization points of every democratic institution(and with particular notes of course also of the post-socialist democracy), like the problem domains of the direct democracy, of the tax ethics or of the media.
Particular note and possible side effects associated with the use of the drug"GepaMerts.
Integrated in this series shows the performance of each component alloy, ZHM6 has the best performance: its highest tensile strength; elongation moderate; plastic one-brittle transition temperature is low, forging state is -15℃, after 1200℃ and 1500℃ l hour were reduced afterannealing -20℃ and -40℃; particular note is its creep rate is the lowest.
Suppose we wanted to emphasize particular note heads by coloring them red and increasing their size, and to make it easy suppose also we have defined a function to do this.
Of particular note is that in studies HGH fragment 176-191 had the ability to increase IGF-1 levels which translates into the fragments ability to give anti-aging effects.
In the document, in particular, noted that Demjanjuk in 1988, was sentenced to death by an Israeli court, however, the same court in 1993 dismissed all charges.
Worthy of particular note is the intention announced by the interim Kyrgyzstani Government to begin work on constitutional reform and the rapid creation of the foundations for conducting democratic parliamentary elections.
The European Council takes particular note of the Commission's intention to monitor food and oil price developments in Europe and internationally, and looks forward to the Commission's report on the evolution of the situation ahead of the December 2008 European Council.
The Council took particular note of the emphasis on the benefits to be gained by citizens, consumers and small and medium-sized enterprises from smooth operation of the internal market and on speeding up work on structural reform and removing the remaining obstacles to the free movement of goods and services, in the run-up to Union enlargement.
Count Moltke wrote, on August 1st, 1939: Particular note should be taken of the activities of the Polish clergy, whose influence is exceedingly great owing to the strength of religious feeling still to be found in all classes of the people; its[i.e., the clergy's] members are the more willing to use personal influence without reserve in aiding Polish anti-German propaganda in that its own interests are wholly identical with those of the state.