Sentence examples for if unnoticed from inspiring English sources

By taking advantage of both these services, they are getting a very efficient, if unnoticed, bilingual education.

I was not sure if, unnoticed by me, a corndog-like odor was emanating from my skin — popular college football myth suggests that all L.S.U.

As La Donadio tells the story, the stern Kaplan's integrity was so great, if unnoticed in Bookchatland, that he stipulated that the book be de-authorized and so not subject to review by me.

If unnoticed, these masks break the link between facial appearance and personal identity, with clear implications for applied face recognition.

As an example, a small crack in e.g. a heat exchanger can generate a more or less homogeneous distribution of bubbles in the coolant (void) which if unnoticed, has the potential to cause criticality issues.

The combination can cause severe toxicity and, if unnoticed, can be catastrophic for these patients.

The closeness of this election, and the multitude of legal challenges which have followed in its wake, have brought into sharp focus a common, if heretofore unnoticed, phenomenon.

In a very British if widely unnoticed rite, the city managers of York last Feb. 4 unveiled a bust of a Roman emperor to mark the precise anniversary of his death in their town 1,800 years earlier.

A major, if often unnoticed, part of the American project in Afghanistan has involved embedding Western advisers — most civilian, some military — in nearly every Afghan department to help create a functioning government.

And while screening picks up cancers that would become deadly if left unnoticed, in many cases it also picks up tiny cancers that might have gone nowhere — people would have died with them, not of them.

Sin & Punishment enjoyed cult status on the N64 and a decent, if largely unnoticed, conversion to Wii's Virtual Console, so it's encouraging to see the sequel get a full UK release.