Sentence examples for one prominence from inspiring English sources

One prominence was localized on the proximal portion of the patellar tendon and another smaller on the distal portion.

Strategically there was only one prominence in the battlefield: a 100 m elevation known as Tel al Jumm'a, and for the Muslim troops concentrated there, the hill gave a good view of the plain of Yarmouk.

Conversely, it may be possible to generate homeotic transformations by altering key gene expression patterns in one prominence to match a different facial region.

A more limited number of probes were expressed in only one prominence or were shared between two of the three prominences (Figure 2).

The remaining set of 4,724 probes showing differential expression over time in at least one prominence was much larger than the set of 1,323 probes found using limma alone on adjacent time points, since trajectory clustering captures changes that unfold over longer periods of time.

The Pirates lost no one of prominence.

"Often it's whichever one gained prominence in the early phase of the game".

The Sunday Times (page one) gives prominence to speculation that leaders of the G20 are putting together a $3 trillion – yes, that's trillion – package that will save the eurozone while allowing Greece to default on half its crippling debts, mostly to French and German banks.

The system can then identify and spotlight the individual who is speaking so that one receives prominence in the conference while delivering one's comments.

The mean complication rate across studies was 8.6%% (range 4.3 12.5 %), with reported complications being wound leakage in three cases, malunion in two, nonunion in one, metalwork prominence requiring removal in one and superficial wound infection requiring a course of antibiotics orally in one [24, 25, 31].

The British-based Collins English Dictionary announced Thursday that "fake news," the term Trump last week inaccurately suggested he'd coined himself, is one of prominence in 2017.