Sentence examples for becomes conspicuous in from inspiring English sources

The risk-free network approach becomes conspicuous in "Normal, Ohio," which on paper may sound daring.

The overlapping of the diffuse double layer becomes conspicuous in the micropore.

The ventral slit becomes conspicuous in the pseudostyle region due to involution of the carpel margins (Fig 1A and C).

The title comes from Martin Heidegger, one of the last century's pre-eminent philosophers, and refers to tools or materials that have somehow become conspicuous in their uselessness; it could also be taken as a cynical definition of art.

In 1996, the F.B.I.'s James Moody... warned Congress that the Russian mob, which has thirty crime syndicates operating in more than seventeen North American cities, has "a very real chance" of becoming "the No. 1 crime group in the United States".... Writer began investigating Russian organized crime in the late nineteen-eighties... Tarzan first became conspicuous in Miami in the early nineties.

The peak at 3448 cm−1 which was insignificant in the fresh fly ash, has become conspicuous in case of ball milled fly ash.

Attack of this pest has caused intermittent serious famines in the East Asia since ancient times; it became conspicuous in the Southeast Asia after the so-called Green Revolution of the 1960s.

The intercalation-induced activation of AMCMB is indiscernible in XRD patterns but becomes conspicuous as dilatometric responses.

The detrimental impact of rising air pollution levels in urban landscapes has become conspicuous over the last decade, particularly in developing countries.

In it, careful and frugal people became conspicuous, profligate consumers.

In addition, in a study using LIVE/DEAD BacLight, multiple spots considered to represent microcolonies became conspicuous at half the VCM concentration that caused color change, and close examination of each spot confirmed that dead bacteria were surrounded by live ones.