Sentence examples for conspicuous characteristic of from inspiring English sources

Resolve is not the most conspicuous characteristic of those three allies.

The most conspicuous characteristic of Impressionism in painting was an attempt to accurately and objectively record visual reality in terms of transient effects of light and colour.

The practice of love of neighbour within the inner circle of the disciples was a conspicuous characteristic of the young church.

Since the most conspicuous characteristic of weather and climate is its variability, dismissing every anomalous meteorological phenomenon as global warming may undermine understanding of specific processes and interactions at the ocean atmosphere interface, which may be at the origin of such phenomena;   3.

The C2 subtype is coded when: "Perhaps the most conspicuous characteristic of C2 infants is their passivity.

The most conspicuous characteristic of the male narwhal is a single long tusk, a canine tooth that projects from the left side of the upper jaw, through the lip and forms a left-handed helix spiral.

The most conspicuous characteristics of the more successful L-protocol were the systematic attempts to put load on the hamstrings during maximal dynamic lengthening, using exercises entitled The Extender, The Diver and The Glider.

Modesty is not a conspicuous characteristic among publishers, Mr. Graham said, especially among "us natural-born publishers," inheritors of newspapers.

The results show that the cooling deltas suffer from different actions of ambient winds and the conspicuous dimensional characteristics of wind effects on the thermo-hydraulic performances of indirect dry cooling system are presented.

In contrast, Mmp14 KO tendons contained conspicuous electron-lucent invaginations characteristic of recessed fibripositors.

In this section, we describe the structural components of the seismic profiles and submit a three-dimensional structural model of the conspicuous basin.The structural characteristics of the N-S seismic profiles are presented in Figure 3 (line E).