Sentence examples for most obvious representation from inspiring English sources

Having migrated to Australia as a child from Macedonia, and disenchanted with his life in Sydney, he is the most obvious representation of the lost in-between culture that is neither Macedonian nor Australian, ignored by a world that defiles him.

The genealogical graph is the most obvious representation of our dataset, consisting in an oriented acyclic graph [25] linking a mentor to her/his students.

So there's a strong organic side, there's a strong inorganic side, but clearly aQuantive is the most obvious representation of that and we're particularly happy that we not only closed aQuantive but we've retained all of the employees.

For, Magritte's most obvious point is that a representation of a pipe (be it pictorial or linguistic) is not itself a pipe.

A. Representation The most obvious problem in the list of scholars is that it suspiciously lacks scholars from the Salafi creed.

This finding could potentially affect the applications of MEG in research and clinical practice in at least two areas: (1) the M70 response may in fact be the most obvious and robust indicator of auditory representation in the developing brain; (2) it is probably more reliable to use M70 instead of M100 for identifying auditory developmental delays and/or abnormalities.

Perhaps the most obvious and jarring comparison between the media's idealistic representation of Braddock and Frazier's art is Levi's recent advertising campaign, which portrays Braddock as a frontier-like utopia.

As expected, the most obvious difference between the oligo-dT and random-primed cDNA sequences was the representation of rRNA genes.

The most obvious is location.

The most obvious is income.

The most obvious is security.