Sentence examples for conspicuous control from inspiring English sources
The top-selling hybrid car, researchers have learned, saves energy not only because it switches efficiently between gasoline and electric power but also because of its conspicuous control screen, allowing drivers to see their real-time gasoline efficiency.
The fuller version entails the assumption that Hitchcock's conspicuous directorial control and the methods behind them — his meticulous pre-planning, his elaborate storyboarding, his repudiation of improvisation, all in the interest of realizing his thought-out intentions onscreen with a maximum of clarity and precision — constitute the exemplary form of the art of movies.
The medieval statute is thought to have reflected the desire of King Edward II to control conspicuous consumption.
Its absence is conspicuous as this control is shown for other analyses, including panel 4C.
In the Peruvian coast, the periwinkles are conspicuous grazers able to control both biofilm abundance and barnacle recruitment.
In this way, spurious values of coefficient estimates are made conspicuous; this provides a control of the model (g, h) which allows us to release data selection.
Third, the intercropping of green and purple plants could have an added benefit of making weeds more conspicuous and targetable for control methods, and through trade-off logic might combat the potential for weeds to evolve crop mimicry (Barrett 1983).
The nucleosomal coverage on PR1 at −24 position showed a conspicuous decline from −0.04 (control) to −2.67 (SA; Figure 1A), reconfirming depletion of the nucleosome at the core promoter in SA-induced genes.
In Curb your Enthusiasm, Larry David and his roly-poly agent, Jeff Greene – neither of them conspicuous for their self-control – are wont to exclaim "who knew?!" whenever life presents them with another obvious truth that they've sought to bypass.
This demonstrates the instability of the prolactin secretion and the necessity for further controls in conspicuous cases.
Our main finding was that physical activity accounted for a small but statistically significant fraction (5% or less) of PGWB scores in all subdimensions, with anxiety and self-control as conspicuous exceptions.
