Whereas, both models, being equally conspicuous, should be attacked similar number of times according to the conspicuousness hypothesis.
The jugglers were equally conspicuous.
These features are conspicuous in many of our shore birds, sandpipers and the like, and the birds are equally conspicuous for their extraordinary stability, whether against wind or in their own sudden and acute changes of course.
Loosehead prop Alec Hepburn – born in Perth but an England Saxon in the summer – and hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie were equally conspicuous in the loose; when Chiefs get their basics right they are hard work for anyone.
With both signals being equally conspicuous, the eye-mimicry hypothesis predicts that the effectiveness of eyespots will be reduced once the shape of the eye is lost.
Here are equally honest portraits of a consumerist culture: Rembrandt's wealthy burghers and Caravaggio's Italian merchants enjoy the conspicuous accoutrements of the good life (jewellery, rich velvet and silks).
His eloquent Scottish rejoinders and his boyishly humble appeals are equally as irresistible as the mobile expressions of his face.As the men who endeavor to provide him with entertainment and companionship, Ronald Reagan, Howard Crawford and John Sherman are most conspicuous.
White coloration and black coloration were equally cryptic/conspicuous when viewed from below.
Similarly, there should be no difference in the reaction of the birds upon being presented with equally conspicuous models with 1 or 5 eyespots per hindwing.
But equally conspicuous was a cadre of Bunim-Murray alumni, the amateur stars of "The Real World" and "Road Rules," known to most viewers by only their first names: Trishelle, Kameelah, Theo, Veronica.
