Sentence examples for A conspicuous feature from inspiring English sources

A conspicuous feature of Ginkgo is the possession of long branches and short, or spur, branches.

A conspicuous feature of Piscator's propagandist productions was the climactic singing of "L'Internationale," the Socialist and Communist anthem, by both actors and audience.

A conspicuous feature of the dip coated film (annealed at 250 °C) is that its electrochromic and electrochemical properties ameliorate with cycling without degradation in contrast to the spin coated film for which these properties deteriorate under repetitive cycling.

A conspicuous feature of this particular example is that many tremolite veins are derived from the reaction zones into the serpentinite (Fig. 4a).

A conspicuous feature between both Meloidogyne species was that M. incognita lays eggs outside of the roots whereas M. graminicola eggs remain embedded within the root tissues, this latest explaining why M. graminicola is a RKN species successful in infecting rice grown in irrigated or flooded systems (Fortuner and Merny, [1979]; Prot and Matias, [1995]; De Waele and Elsen, [2007]).

A conspicuous feature in the present series of progressors is the overrepresentation of male subjects (67%).

At this time the issuance of notes was a more conspicuous feature of banking than were deposits.

Third, observing lower diversity in slowly evolving sites is likely to result from restricted haplogroup distribution, which is not a particularly conspicuous feature of the Finnish mtDNA pool.

And our erect stance and face-to-face social interactions make the penis a highly conspicuous feature.

The Presbyterian reported the opening of the College on 10 March 1891, by the Governor of NSW, the Rt Hon Victor Albert George, 7th Earl of Jersey at its new site: Standing in 2.43 ha of ground, laid out in lawn tennis courts, gardens, etc., in an elevated position, it forms, with its tower 84 feet [26 m] high, a very conspicuous feature in the landscape.

Varieties in sub-cluster 4-1 nonlynly displayed characteristics typical of O. glaberrima, such as the easily observable erect panicle stature (Fig. 3), but also characteristics of O. sativa, such as the long, pointed ligule typical of O. sativa (Fig. 4), a less conspicuous feature.