Sentence examples for conflict figure from inspiring English sources

Such raw, direct testimonies to the conflict figure much less prominently in Mr. Zec's more recent output.

Indeed, we found that the ∼350 ms limit was maintained with form-based conflict, but not with only motion conflict (Figure 4B & 6).

Among other things that Roe has come to symbolize, court-created conflict figures prominently, but an examination of the period before and after the decision casts serious doubt on the accuracy of the one-dimensional backlash narrative.

That conflict figures in a poem on clouds, ducks, turbans and the White House by a poet known as Janbaz, one of many contemporary writers whose works have been translated into English for "Poetry of the Taliban," an anthology edited by Alex Strick van Linschoten and Felix Kuehn.

The postions of Pelecanoides in the partitioned analyses are somewhat labile, which may explain some of this conflict (Figures 4 6).

Both the Irish and Middle Eastern conflicts figure prominently in American domestic politics — yet both have played out in very different ways.

Although most information is presented adequately, readability is diminished by a missing figure caption, conflicting figure labels, environmental transport data from multiple independent studies that should not be interpreted as a single data set, a cited but unreferenced study, and some typos in reproduced equations.

Ministries drove Churchill to distraction with conflicting figures on crucial subjects such as shipping tonnage.

There are also conflicting figures presented in the accounts for the sale of the group's parts business to Caterpillar.

This is why we often see conflicting figures reported, and especially when a player from another European league is bought by a Premier League club.

Overall, the retail picture was gloomy, however, with predictions of up to 15 high street names possibly going bust and conflicting figures about footfall over the weekend.