Sentence examples for most conspicuous features from inspiring English sources

FROM the beginning, migration has been one of the most conspicuous features of human history.

All the same, the fanaticism of the Iranian morals police, its fervor in enforcing the strict dress code for women, was one of the most conspicuous features of the revolution.

In many emerged lowlands, such as those south and west of Hudson Bay, the raised beaches are the most conspicuous features in the landscape, forming hundreds of low, dry, gravel ridges in the otherwise ill-drained plains.

The most conspicuous features are a chain conveyor belt and a dumbwaiter both running from the third basement up to the 39th or top floor of the building, and six pneumatic tubes which serve two floors of the Secretariat Bldg and sectors of the General Assembly Bldg., the Conference Bldg., and the Library Bldg.

One of the most conspicuous features of a eukaryote is of course the nucleus.

One of the most conspicuous features in the cumulative oil production figure of different staggered SAGD cases is the early time separation of 8 m case curve from the others which reveals higher early oil rates in this case.

His most conspicuous feature is his inconspicuousness.

THE most conspicuous feature of the Lever House restoration is the repair of the glass curtain wall.

The most conspicuous feature of the onion is its tear-inducing, pungent properties, which is not welcome by many consumers.

That principle applies even to the building's most conspicuous feature, a two-and-a-half-story-high electronic sign.

"What makes a sauropod a sauropod is its most conspicuous feature, its enormously long neck," he said.