Sentence examples for most obvious waves from inspiring English sources

In this line, psychological capitals make up the innovation in IT as one of the most obvious waves visualizing of this "new IT paradigm" (Liao and Wu 2010).

In this line, ICT highways make up the EBSs as one of the most obvious waves visualizing of this "new paradigm" Marlow et al. ([2010]).

The most obvious was the wave of vicious racism that spread through the South after Reconstruction.

The power shift is most obvious in a new wave of sitcoms about young single women.

From this figure, we can observe that the synchronization time decreases with a growth in the impulse strength and a coupling strength under a constant signal), a square-wave periodic signal) and a noise signal), which indicate that the synchronization ability is improved when the coupling strength and the impulse strength are increased and is most obvious under a square-wave periodic signal.

Jezebel and its spiritual descendants, such as the Hairpin and the recently launched the Toast, may be some of the most obvious online examples of this "new wave", but it is in ample evidence elsewhere.

The most obvious example of this is the Madonna adoption story, and the resulting wave of publicity which has left an unfortunate impression that there is one law for them and another for the rest of us.

The answer to the most obvious question is no, you can't just fire this up and start playing Wave Race 64 (or a pirated Zelda) on your Switch 15 minutes from now.

The most obvious warning signs are from swimmers who constantly ask for help from others, who wave their arms around frantically, and are the quickest to show signs of panic.

Baker-Austin notes that one of the most obvious manifestations of a warming climate is an increase in the frequency and severity of heat waves.

The most obvious is location.