Sentence examples for is apparently obvious from inspiring English sources

It is more radical in that it denies a premise of the invariance argument that at first blush is apparently obvious.

It is apparently obvious that the applications of automata in the biological topics require special cautions in order to reproduce the real biological phenomena.

In the case of steel, Karl Rove weighed three electoral votes in West Virginia against the world trading system built up over 60 years, and the answer was apparently obvious.

For years, Hollywood has relied on movies playing younger than might be apparently obvious, particularly among PG-13 rated releases.

Journalists have been excoriated for missing what was apparently obvious; homeowners blamed; Wall Street pilloried; economists accused of intellectual dishonesty.

That these duties include the routine violation of other nations' territorial waters is apparently too obvious to be worth stating.

The interpretation of Section 215 that authorizes this secret surveillance operation is apparently not obvious from a plain text reading of the provision, and was developed through a series of classified rulings by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

The wisdom of HBO's choice, though, is apparently already obvious enough that several companies are clearly not waiting for results to roll in before taking their own leap.

These phosphoprotein-enriching strategies' main problem is the issue of non-specific binding that is apparently more obvious at the protein level than at the peptide level.

Aggrecanases have also been shown to occur in human disc but their activity is apparently less obvious, at least in more advanced disc degeneration [ 29, 30, 40].

That's the immediate reaction when one notes the date, but this show is apparently for real, the obvious highlight of the band's tour in support of their new Chaosmosis album (Ignition, March 16), which starts 29 March in Aberdeen.