Sentence examples for conspicuous member from inspiring English sources
Its most conspicuous member was Peter Crouch, selected after an EFL Cup hat-trick at Stevenage but on a 15-month wait for a top-flight strike.
It is currently trying to reposition itself by holding indirect talks with Israel, via Turkish mediation, and as a conspicuous member of French president Nicolas Sarkozy's Mediterranean Union.
L. ochracea is often the most morphologically conspicuous member of FeOB communities due to its copious production of 1 2 micron wide smooth filamentous sheaths that are mostly devoid of cells [1], [8] [10].
A previous study of Orkney sheep consuming a diet of seaweed indicated that such a diet selected for the proliferation of Candidatus Oscillospira guilliermondii, an uncultivated, but morphologically conspicuous, member of Clostridium cluster IV [13].
Members of the tribe Urereae (also known as Urticeae) are among the most conspicuous members of the family Urticaceae (the nettle family) because of their stinging hairs.
The book also mentions the three young women known as "Odierno's Chicks," conspicuous members of the general's intelligence staff.
The most conspicuous members of this group include the isoamyl alcohols (or fusel oil), acetic acid, ethyl acetate, furfural, and acetaldehyde.
Although tree ferns account for only a small percentage of ferns, many are conspicuous members of a forest, attaining heights of 7 to 10 metres (23 to 33 feet); some are 15, 18, or occasionally 24 metres tall (49, 59, or 79 feet).
"First, we're working to determine how to put pressure on a handful of very conspicuous members who voted the wrong way – some new members who ran purporting to be progressive, or the group of 17 Democrats who voted against the Patriot Act in 2011 but voted against Amash yesterday," said David Segal of Demand Progress, a progressive group opposed to the bulk surveillance.
Both of them are conspicuous members of the faunistic association of the Late Pleistocene.
There has also been a bias toward the study of large, conspicuous members of the Hawaiian seaweed flora [ 1].
