Sentence examples for a conspicuous addition from inspiring English sources
Francis, a conspicuous addition to Mr. Menotti's life, arrived in Spoleto as a would-be actor 30 years ago, became emotionally involved with the maestro (whose relationship with Barber had cooled) and is now the heir to a continuing cultural dynasty (Francis has children) not unlike the Wagners in Bayreuth or the Christies at Glyndebourne.
The addition of priming-active SA derivatives resulted in a conspicuous increase in the OTR (Fig. 4); the addition of priming-inactive SA derivatives, however, did not have a detectable effect.
A conspicuous increase of modulus and yield strength was found by increasing the silica content.
Their most conspicuous addition is the Max Rayne centre, a new block at the rear, housing design studios and set-building workshops, which the architects intelligently make like and not like the original building.
Handmade shoes and status watches are conspicuous additions to basic accessories like neckties.
In our case, MRI showed that the lesion had a slightly short T1 signal and a long T2 signal in addition to a conspicuous heterogeneous enhancement with contrast administration on T1-weighted images, and measured approximately 38.7 mm × 31.2 mm × 34.7 mm.
In addition, lizards form a conspicuous portion of the fauna of oceanic islands, where the species diversity of amphibians and mammals is generally low.
In addition, there is a conspicuous absence of hair pegs around the mammary anlagen reminiscent of lateral inhibition.
In addition, P. plancyi has a conspicuous dark line along the back of its thigh that is lacking in P. nigromaculatus.
In addition to the various modes of sexual reproduction, asexual reproduction is also a conspicuous process of fungal propagation.
In addition, as the Ireland Handbook notes, Burges "combined his love of medievalism with a conspicuous display of Protestant affluence" which was an important factor at a time when the established Anglican Church in Ireland was seeking to assert its predominance.
