Sentence examples for equally conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Whereas, both models, being equally conspicuous, should be attacked similar number of times according to the conspicuousness hypothesis.

The jugglers were equally conspicuous.

He finds this brand of wastefulness equally conspicuous in current moviemaking and military strategy.

For regular readers, the absence of a byline can be equally conspicuous.

The striking contrast was compared by some to the equally conspicuous difference between Italy's former prime minister, the flamboyant media mogul linked to scandal, Silvio Berlusconi, and his successor since November, the staid and virtuous churchgoing technocrat Mario Monti.

People who saw them interact, during the years when Bill Mackey served on the Whole Foods board of directors, observed a conspicuous inheritance of certain traits, and an equally conspicuous struggle to lay sole claim to them.

Such phrases as "conspicuous consumption," "conspicuous waste" and "conspicuous leisure," seem to have been coined for the Super Bowl.

We conclude that birds do not necessarily attend to complex patterns when learning a warning signal, and domestic chicks primarily learn a bright colour rather than an equally novel conspicuous black pattern.

What is less conspicuous -- yet equally as important -- is the economic advantage of healthy populations.

While aging does not affect all cortical regions or cognitive domains equally, there is evidence that memory performance does undergo a conspicuous decline with aging.

In the model of mutual constraint, when the male is less conspicuous than the female they are both set to their average; also, both sexes are equally pulled to the average of their phenotype values by a constant proportion of their phenotypic difference.