Sub devotees don't seem to mind such comparisons, though most clearly view that other alien environment as far less intriguing.
Small independent companies published several of his characters, and it is in those books that you can most clearly see Ditko's world-view expressed.
The move ticked off San Antonio fans, most of whom clearly viewed Nelson as a poor sport for not stopping play -- though his decision was clearly within the rules.
Howard, seen as a clean, friendly and smiling player by most fans, is clearly viewed differently by the referees, with his technical fouls costing him $45,000 in fines and a one-game suspension so far this season.
American Defense officials said after the meeting that China, the country that has the most influence over North Korea, clearly viewed the nuclear test seriously, a reflection of General Ma's public remarks at the conference.
Although Mr. Green has tried to portray himself as politically moderate, he is clearly viewed as the most liberal of the Democrats.
We can see this most clearly with views on global warming.
It was wandering through the streets at 6am on my way to Sandy's, a famous Cuban coffee shop and laundrette, that it was most clearly on view.
The family stood as the social unit in which daily expression of belief was most clearly on view and, finally, Maier examines the role of personal and individual adherence to the religion in the shaping of the Christian experience in the Roman world.
It was there, free-diving with masks and snorkels along Mae-hama, that Niijima's many contrasting faces came most clearly into view: on one end of the beach was an imposing concrete sea wall; on the other, an Eden of white-sand beach and wild blue water, where below us was a spectacular array of Technicolor sea life.
In such cases, idealizing assumptions can be introduced to bring the relevant feature of the mechanism most clearly into view: infinite populations, frictionless planes, perfect geometrical shapes are presumed in order to strip the model of detail that does not matter for, or would only obstruct, the intended purposes of model.
