Sentence examples for includes conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Tiger beetles or cicindelids belong to the Adephaga, a suborder of Coleoptera that includes conspicuous, brightly coloured, non-pest species that are significant components of ecosystems, being important links in food chains.

It includes conspicuous changes in learning and memory, which have been linked to the hippocampus, as well as a decline in strength, balance, and coordination, which map to the basal ganglia and cerebellum (Joseph, 1992; Bickford, 1993; McDonald & White, 1994; Devan et al., 1996; Oliveira et al., 1997; Foster, 1999).

There are a variety of warning signals, including conspicuous colours or colour patterns, sounds, odours or other traits that are difficult for would-be predators to overlook.

The fake tickets, which resemble real summonses, were slipped under windshield wipers and listed 10 offenses, including "conspicuous consumption," "disregarding rollover warnings" and "polluting twice as much as regular cars".

He suggests that art evolved as a byproduct of other human skills and needs, including conspicuous consumption, and that aesthetic pleasure originates in our practical appreciation of "cues to understandable, safe, productive, nutritious or fertile things in the world".

The extant ruins, together with modern excavations and restorations (including conspicuous reconstructions), are the most extensive of any surviving Roman bathing establishments and consist centrally of a block of large vaulted bath chambers covering an area of 750 by 380 feet (230 by 115 metres), with courts and auxiliary rooms, surrounded by a garden with space used for exercise and games.

The album's hard rock edge included conspicuous guitar contributions from Robert Fripp, Pete Townshend, Chuck Hammer and Tom Verlaine.

Beginning in February 1985, the patient had signs of infection of the wound, including conspicuous edematous swelling of the hand.

Other potential regulatory cis-elements in jakobid mtDNAs include conspicuous palindromic sequences in intergenic regions that have a propensity to form hairpin secondary structures.

Emeril Lagasse, the Food Network star who cooked with the Muppets on a television special in April, "Elmo's Magic Cookbook," and whose own audience includes a conspicuous number of children, has bitten the bullet and written a children's cookbook, "Emeril's There's a Chef in My Soup," to be published in March.

It includes a conspicuous looking carrying case intended to protect it during travels.