Sentence examples for manifested clearly from inspiring English sources
As a runner, I can quickly figure out a city's attitude, past and present, toward public works: It is manifested clearly in the number, extent and condition of its parks.
Contrasts of climate resulting from exposure are manifested clearly in the Himalayas, the Elburz Mountains, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, the Tien Shan range, the region to the east of Lake Baikal (Transbaikalia), and many other places.
We reasoned that in mice already constitutively expressing c-Neu, which is particularly selectively concentrated in mammary tissues, the action of β-HCH would likely be manifested clearly.
"I think seeing all aspects of authors like this (especially when it manifests clearly in the author's work) will help us be better able to deal with issues of race.
It is worth stressing that "threshold pressures" values manifest clearly both for ε(P) and σ(P) evolutions.
The differences in opinions, officials here say, were manifested most clearly in the discussion over sending troops to buttress the American-led forces in Iraq.
"There has been a systematic program of Sinification and cultural favoritism, manifested most clearly in the state's promotion of Mandarin and Confucianism," said Lily Zubaidah Rahim, who teaches at the University of Sydney, in Australia, and is the author of "The Singapore Dilemma: The Political and Educational Marginality of the Malay Community" (Oxford University Press).
When we move away from t = 0, the relativistic effect is manifested more clearly.
Slightly higher prices result in slightly less growth, other things being equal, and this is manifested more clearly in higher adoption markets such as the US," the company said.
Given the early Kuhn's view that scientific reason is manifested more clearly in historical change as well as in normal scientific practices than in symbolic logical structures, Kuhn's theory of scientific change can be termed very broadly Hegelian.
According to the existing concepts [18], the anisotropy must be manifested most clearly when the pore formation rate is limited to the greatest extent by the kinetics of the chemical reaction, i.e., at low currents.
