A conspicuous element of Maimonides' and Thomas' proof is the premise, not explicitly formulated by Avicenna, that, in an eternal world, every possibility is eventually realized, which is a version of the so-called "principle of plenitude" (Davidson 1987, 378 388).
Let's get the emotions out of the way first, since they're such a conspicuous element of Sorkin's critique.
The tour was its most conspicuous element: a 60-foot bus whose stops included many college campuses, to generate publicity that might attract those who were too young to have participated in the show's first-run popularity.
However, from census data collected in several countries it is apparent that this phenomenon has not occurred in isolation from processes taking place in landscapes as a whole; the fate of such highly prized communities is merely one conspicuous element in a widespread attrition affecting both species-rich and species-poor ecosystems.
The previously described LTSM was refined and verified experimentally in this study, and the here found LTSM-binding proteins NonO and SFPQ were only discovered as regulators of the expression of a set of genes of the translational apparatus by the predictive power of a conspicuous sequence element.
Tuwaitha has been the most conspicuous element of Iraq's nuclear research program since its inception in the 1970's.
The most conspicuous element of Stefanos Lazaridis's set (designed to serve the whole season) remains the scaffolding, first introduced in Manon Lescaut.
When the film appeared in 1995, its most conspicuous element was the sentimental love-at-first-sight plot, in which the widowed president, Andrew Shepherd Michael Douglass), dates an environmental lobbyist, Sydney Ellen Wade Annette Beningg).
Its conspicuous element is the Holocaust monument, designed by Rachel Whiteread, one of the so-called Young British Artists of "Sensation" fame, who won an international competition sponsored by the city four years ago.
Its most conspicuous element is the plutocrat who owns firms in India, but like his Russian and Chinese peers shops in Paris, educates his children in America and Britain and sometimes has foreign citizenship: Cyrus Mistry, the boss of Tata Sons, India's biggest firm, has an Irish passport.
Friday's destruction of the tower, the most conspicuous element of the nuclear complex at Yongbyon, 60 miles north of Pyongyang, did reaffirm the incremental progress that had been made in Chinese-brokered multilateral negotiations to end North Korea's weapons programs.
