Sentence examples for conspicuous features are from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous features are a chain conveyor belt and a dumbwaiter both running from the third basement up to the 39th or top floor of the building, and six pneumatic tubes which serve two floors of the Secretariat Bldg and sectors of the General Assembly Bldg., the Conference Bldg., and the Library Bldg.

The smeared model predicts relatively simple behaviour, in which the only conspicuous features are associated with coincidence effects with the two types of structural wave allowed by the partition model, and internal resonances of the air between the panels.

His most conspicuous feature is his inconspicuousness.

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

Its most conspicuous feature is a roof of clear glass that sweeps across the facade in a series of ascending, overlapping arcs.

HALEDON - JUST a few minutes' drive from the skeletal remains of Paterson's industrial past is a well-kept 12-room Victorian whose most conspicuous feature is a second-floor balcony.

Titled "Ten Artists/Ten Materials," it is at the Bjorn Ressle Gallery, a bright and narrow high-ceilinged second-floor compartment whose most conspicuous feature is its hideous brown wall-to-wall carpet.

The most conspicuous feature is the city wall erected in 1538 40 by the Ottoman sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, largely on the foundations of earlier walls dating chiefly to the period of the Crusades but in some places to Byzantine, Herodian, and even Hasmonean times.

In the second stage, 1915 30, when other magazines, especially in the United States, were in the vanguard of almost every variation of modern literature, a conspicuous feature was the expatriate magazine, published usually in France but occasionally elsewhere in Europe by young U.S. and British critics and writers.

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.

The most conspicuous feature was the almost universal occurrence of a TG at the 5' end, and a frequent occurrence of CA at the 3'end.