Kenneth Clarke on the Tory side and Margaret Beckett on Labour's stand out as veterans these days, but would not have been so conspicuous a generation or two ago.
The MLT-ISO shows conspicuous downward propagation of the peak amplitude indicating the role of the dissipating upward propagating waves for its generation.
One of the "most conspicuous Southern Californians of his generation", Widney was a cultural leader in Los Angeles for nearly seventy years.
It's "but one absurd choice in this biblical action drama that feels excessive in every way imaginable, from running time (nearly 2 1/2 hours) to melodramatic acting to the conspicuous amount of computer generation".
We'd like to recommend a MacBook, but the timing is terrible right now, thanks to a conspicuous lack of current-generation processors and USB-C ports across nearly the whole MacBook line.
Often the gametophyte is the more conspicuous of the two generations, as an upright phase, while the tetrasporophyte is an overlooked filamentous or crustose stage [ 1, 23].
So, for all his evident brain power and stamina, his resilience and loyalty to his party – a combination conspicuous even in a talented generation that included Harold Wilson, Jim Callaghan, Michael Foot, Roy Jenkins and Tony Crosland Healeyey became neither foreign secretary, a post for which he was supremely well-qualified ("I would have loved that"), nor prime minister.
Acknowledgement for limitations of exact complementarity and alignment based methods was conspicuous with release of new generation tools like TAPIR [ 13].
When older generations engage in conspicuous consumption, they buy "things"—autos, homes, jewelry, etc. Millennials, by contrast, use social media to conspicuously consume and curate significant moments.
