Sentence examples for most prominent elements from inspiring English sources

Besides Prudhomme and McEwen, the most prominent elements in Mattel's marketing were the fiberglass-body, Plymouth-branded funny cars they drove in 1970 — Prudhomme's yellow Barracuda and McEwen's red Duster.

In 1986 he founded a movement known as al-ʿAdl wa al-Iḥsān (Arabic: "Justice and Charity"), which became one of the most prominent elements of Morocco's Islamic opposition.

The lizards of the family Agamidae are one of the most prominent elements of the Australian reptile fauna.

The most prominent elements in the interaction surface are highly conserved among all organisms, suggesting that the interaction mode between eIF3i and eIF3g is universally conserved.

In TF-CBT exposure (both in vivo and imaginal exposure) and cognitive restructuring (examining and challenging dysfunctional thoughts) are the most prominent elements next to psycho-education and anxiety management (e.g. muscle relaxation or breathing retraining).

Within the class I TEs, long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons were the most prominent elements accounting for 98.8%.The most common repeat families of class I were gypsy-like (12,150 reads), followed by copia-like LTR retrotransposons (3,368 reads).

His selection is the most prominent element of a broader change in the city's police hierarchy.

The cash-transfer programmes are the most prominent element, but many countries have also introduced non-contributory minimum pensions, and some have provided cheap health insurance to cover drugs and treatments at public hospitals.

Increasing yield has emerged as the most prominent element in strategies to deal with growing global demand for food and fibre.

The most prominent element from the first television Enterprise was the deflector dish.

WAF-treated embryos had a general size reduction in all cartilage elements with a significant lack of anterior extension of the most prominent jaw elements (Meckel's and ceratohyal cartilage).