Sentence examples for pronounced border from inspiring English sources

We also explore the role of culture, institutional barrier, and dialect in explaining such a pronounced "border effect".

The Gray-breasted Seedsnipe is very similar to its congener the Least Seedsnipe and identification is often difficult, but note lack of a pronounced dark border to the grey of the throat and chest and the courser scalloping on the back compared to its congener.

Two pronounced ridges border this groove dorsally and ventrally, being the latter the most prominent.

But Glover retained a pronounced edge.

Such differences also apply to domestic funds, of course, but they can be more pronounced once borders are crossed, fund managers and financial planners say.

This predicted increase is most pronounced at the borders of endemic malaria areas and at higher altitudes within malarial areas.

A traditional smoked cured ham from northeastern Italy along the Austrian border, speck (pronounced shpek) is the latest of the excellent Italian pork products to be approved by the Agriculture Department for import.

At the midline, F-actin cables become more pronounced at the cell borders perpendicular to the AP axis, forming stripes along anteroposterior cell faces.

A pronounced ethic of moderation, sometimes bordering on asceticism, runs through much of ancient Greek ethical thought, beginning with Solon and Xenophanes and continuing through Socrates and Plato to the Epicureans and Cynics.

Isolated P4s of Desmatolagus and Palaeolagus (Fig. 7) show a clear trigonid basin bordered by a pronounced metaconid and protoconid.

As expected, photon fluence shows the most pronounced inhomogeneities close to the borders.