Sentence examples for conspicuous feature in from inspiring English sources

The Presbyterian reported the opening of the College on 10 March 1891, by the Governor of NSW, the Rt Hon Victor Albert George, 7th Earl of Jersey at its new site: Standing in 2.43 ha of ground, laid out in lawn tennis courts, gardens, etc., in an elevated position, it forms, with its tower 84 feet [26 m] high, a very conspicuous feature in the landscape.

A conspicuous feature in the present series of progressors is the overrepresentation of male subjects (67%).

Apoptotic bodies are often a conspicuous feature in oligodendrogliomas and levels of apoptosis increase with grade [ 43].

The most conspicuous feature in the P. caudatum mtDNA was a large N-terminal extension of ymf64 compared to the previously published ciliate mitochondrial genomes.

In many emerged lowlands, such as those south and west of Hudson Bay, the raised beaches are the most conspicuous features in the landscape, forming hundreds of low, dry, gravel ridges in the otherwise ill-drained plains.

Termite mounds are conspicuous features in many tropical ecosystems.

One of the most conspicuous features in the cumulative oil production figure of different staggered SAGD cases is the early time separation of 8 m case curve from the others which reveals higher early oil rates in this case.

Structures of mutual support, a conspicuous feature of east London in the 1950s, were broken up.

Its most conspicuous feature is the dominance in stone window tracery of a flamelike S-shaped curve.

One conspicuous feature of Byzantine literary culture in general, and the study of philosophy in particular, is its relative continuity with ancient Greek literary culture.

Another conspicuous feature is that perovskite occurs in some reaction zones, whereas titanite is common in rodingites; this indicates that the reaction zone is poorer in SiO2.