All these are worth exploring in due course, but for now it is enough to highlight a point that is in danger of being missed.
The Figure 4, which represents the temperature increase at the back caused by the air leaking across the crack in presence of raw clay only material, shows that also in the case of raw clay samples a heating time of about 3 minutes (red arrow) is enough to highlight the escape of hot air at the opposite side of the inflow point.
In short, we do contend that reading is a very complex task involving a very broad network with feed-forward and feed-back loops, yet, we reason that studying its main components during simple tasks using forward model should be enough to highlight main stream differences between conditions.
This sets their method apart from other methods of keyword profile comparison: even a small, but significant, number of overlapping terms can be enough to highlight an association.
These changes were not very extensive, but as we will come back to in the next section, they were enough to highlight the importance of regarding organizational and technological changes as interrelated issues.
Regardless of the intent of the expert schmoozers, the results are strong enough to highlight the value inherent in shifting our perspectives on those we are trying to impress.
Although nothing as tangible as alleged by the original letter was found, the spotlight was strong enough to highlight six schools in east Birmingham deemed to have crossed an invisible line in concessions towards the Muslim community that supplied the large majority of their students.
The system isn't perfect, but it's uniform enough to highlight the exquisite modulation of Mr. Ryman's monochromes.
Mr Sarkozy was reported to have written back: "You have been kind enough to highlight the 'courage and truthfulness' of this speech.
The two RM-DIC images obtained from different directions are decomposed, deconvoluted, and compounded before integrating into a single image, which is detailed enough to highlight organelles including nucleus, nucleoli, and mitochondria within a live cell (Fig. 1).
