Sentence examples for most conspicuously represented from inspiring English sources

And another dimension of interest to this type of connoisseur is the virtue most conspicuously represented by "The Age of Elegance: The Joan Taub Ades Collection," a small, aptly titled gem of an exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum.

At higher half AB separations of 42 m, poorly weathered and bedrock subsurface horizons with resistivity > 600 Ωm are conspicuously represented (Fig. 5c).

Other classes that were conspicuously represented but not enriched included the ubiquitin cycle, and transcription.

TyrAp is conspicuously represented by a large clade of low-GC gram-positive organisms, of which Bacillus subtilis TyrAp is the best studied [ 30].

(Most conspicuously, there will be no more notorious brawls with Elisabeth Hasselbeck).

Walsh said: "We think the final top 20 represents the books that most conspicuously rocked the English-language universe in the last 20 years".

"It has changed a city of neighborhoods into just a drive-through advertising extravaganza," said State Senator Thomas K. Duane, a Democrat who represents some of the areas most conspicuously transformed by the barrage: SoHo, TriBeCa, the Flatiron and Ladies Milee districts (around Union Square, Madison Square and the West 20's).

Mr. Geithner said that awareness of the need for rebalancing could be seen "most conspicuously" in China.

Most conspicuously, eight of these ten genes can be associated with energy metabolism.

This affected his coaches most conspicuously.

Sports have moved increasingly to cable, most conspicuously to ESPN.