The endocarp lateral faces of the genus Sinomenium show a conspicuous off-center aperture near distal limb (Wefferling et al. 2013), and S. acutum (Herrera et al. 2011) and S. acutum var.
In November France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, backed a proposal to require ISPs to detect and cut off conspicuous pirates.
Johnson was moving away from modernism and starting to embrace a kind of decorative classicism at the time, and the dominant architectural style of the main buildings reflected this, while the less conspicuous buildings off to the side were permitted to be more modern.
To counter customers' reluctance about jetting off for conspicuous consumption during a recession, travel companies are pushing trips that emphasize service, values and personal fulfillment.
The words within the document barely had a chance to dry before 'Black Codes' were passed by Southern States to capitalize off the conspicuous loophole.
After missing the 2008 season with a knee injury and feuding with the defensive coordinator in 2009, Umenyiora has been conspicuous by his silence off the field this season and impossible not to notice for his play on it.
According to news reports, one man was especially conspicuous: Joseph Weidknecht, a laid-off sheet-metal worker, who is six feet six and weighs three hundred and fifty pounds.
In another experiment using peacock butterflies, Blest showed that when the conspicuous eyespots had been rubbed off, insectivorous birds (yellow buntings) were much less effectively frightened off, and therefore both the sudden appearance of colour, and the actual eyespot pattern, contribute to the effectiveness of the deimatic display.
If you are in a car, you can stop off without being conspicuous.
As they left the restaurant, some diners made a point of carrying their phones and tablets in a conspicuous place, seeming to show off cherished status symbols.
But other studies have shown the opposite; that butterflies use eyespots as conspicuous, disorientating patterns that put off predators, rather than to mimic the eyes of other animals.
