The ommochromes not only are conspicuous in the eyes of insects and crustaceans but have also been detected in the eggs of the echiurid worm Urechis caupo and in the changeable chromatophores in the skin of cephalopods.
The film, "Heckler," argues that hecklers have grown not only more conspicuous in recent years, but more scathing, as more people feel emboldened to partake in public criticism, perhaps in part because the culture of blogs and online user reviews has created a climate where everyone is a critic — and a harsh one.
And Chinese manufacturing isn't the only conspicuous example of these advantages in the modern world.
Given China's ambitions, abstaining from the TPP would not only be a conspicuous omission, it could also sow the seeds for slower investment and services trade activity in the future, given stronger policy incentives elsewhere.
Palin, however, won't be the only conspicuous absence at McCain's funeral and memorial services.
In the observation gallery, Blackwill was conspicuous not only because of his bearlike size but because he was the only diplomat — the only outsider of any kind — in the hall.
The one at ground zero, however, stands out not only because it is conspicuous but also because its presence seems to affirm, on a small scale, that the redevelopment of the site is more about money than memory.
That taste, some marketing consultants say, reflects not only a new form of conspicuous consumption but also a longing for a bygone era.
The purpose of this database is to form some common ground and ground truth data denoting conspicuous events—not only for robust benchmarking of the produced summaries but even for computational modeling intended for machine-based understanding.
