This conspicuous lack of proof has led a growing number of physicists, particularly those who are less invested in supersymmetry, to publicly call time on the idea.
But even with today's apparently recession-proof forms of conspicuous consumption, it would be hard to find a servant with the all-encompassing talents - the cradle-to-grave service - of Isaac H. Brown.
A conspicuous element of Maimonides' and Thomas' proof is the premise, not explicitly formulated by Avicenna, that, in an eternal world, every possibility is eventually realized, which is a version of the so-called "principle of plenitude" (Davidson 1987, 378 388).
Other lawyers who are following the trial, though, said that there remained a conspicuous gap in the prosecution's case: proof that the decisions and instructions of Mr. Mubarak and his lieutenants led directly to those shootings.
THIs leaves the major stock indexes themselves as the most conspicuous and up-to-the-minute site for proof of an investor confidence crisis.
Yet McQueen is living proof of an artist who became successful despite a conspicuous lack of opportunities.
The proof should be found in the details, but there's a conspicuous void in the article where the details of the state's remediation plan and cost estimates should be.
The public, denied information about the industry's methods, has focussed instead on the conspicuous spending it has enabled, seeing in the life styles of the funds' managers proof of their ingenuity.
The public, denied information about the industry's methods, has focussed instead on the conspicuous spending it has enabled_,_ seeing in the life styles of the funds' managers proof of their ingenuity.
Conspicuous here are the security forces carrying automatic rifles and wearing camouflage-patterned, bullet-proof vests, riding grimly around in open-topped jeeps.
