Sentence examples for conspicuous element of the from inspiring English sources

Friday's destruction of the tower, the most conspicuous element of the nuclear complex at Yongbyon, 60 miles north of Pyongyang, did reaffirm the incremental progress that had been made in Chinese-brokered multilateral negotiations to end North Korea's weapons programs.

Although somewhat drab in appearance, and slow and deliberate in motion, Cassin's Vireo is a conspicuous element of the forest, both in its loud and tireless singing and its raucous scolding call, a "rasping, nerve-grating war-cry" (Dawson 1923), given in defense of nests.

The most conspicuous element of this list is the pyrimidine/purine rich track (TC/GA n.

Lotus tenuis Wald et Kit and Lotus corniculatus L. are conspicuous elements of the agricultural landscape for cattle production.

In river systems where the gradients are not steep, currents are slow, and quiet pools alternate with riffles, large numbers of characins, cyprinids, and suckers and other types of catfish are conspicuous elements of the fauna.

One of the most conspicuous elements of the painting is the ring on the model's ring finger.

But for Augustine himself, the primary concern is to lay the groundwork for what many regard as the least compelling if nonetheless most conspicuous element of his epistemology, the doctrine of divine illumination [see Markus 1967, pp. 363 73; Nash 1969; O'Daly 1987, pp. 199 207; and Rist 1994, pp. 73 9].

The most conspicuous element of Stefanos Lazaridis's set (designed to serve the whole season) remains the scaffolding, first introduced in Manon Lescaut.

A representation of the majestic head of the male, with its spreading antlers, was adopted as the first badge of the Order; and is still the most conspicuous element of its copyrighted fraternal emblem.

Tuwaitha has been the most conspicuous element of Iraq's nuclear research program since its inception in the 1970's.

The vibrations – some as high as 2.87 on the Richter scale – are the most conspicuous element of a renewable energy research program that may succeed where others have failed.