The phrase "get obvious" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use the phrase "become more obvious" instead. Example sentence: As the days went on, the differences in the two candidates' policies became more obvious.
Compared with the PIλ controller and the traditional PID controller, PIλDμ controller can get obvious benefits from two more degrees of freedom of the fractional orders λ and μ on satisfying multiple constraints simultaneously and achieving better servo tracking performance for the PMSM servo system.
It's going to get obvious, man.
Some of them get obvious psychosis, depression, suicide attempts…but they (HIV services) are not capturing them".
Now you can get obvious hints by pressing the 2 Button.
Keep in mind these simple rules: If during this time you get obvious warning signs of serious mismatching characters - don't waste your or your partner's time - be true to yourself and to your partner and walk away.
So, I mean, now we're getting obvious".
"This is not just a repointing exercise, this is an old wall which has got obvious problems.
While comparing the different stations with each other, it gets obvious that GON101, GON102 and GON201 are similar, but the azimuth of the polarization direction is slightly changing.
When disregarding further oxidation during pre-heating of the samples right prior to TBC deposition it is getting obvious that the ceramic topcoat mainly binds to yttria and not to alumina in the initial stages of TBC deposition.
Our analysis allows us to reveal serious problems with identity (on different levels from national to professional) inside Russia and it is getting obvious that those constraints have influenced both Russian internal and foreign policy.
By late '68, it was getting obvious that he couldn't keep up.
