Sentence examples for set of prominent from inspiring English sources
A set of prominent ribs hanging off the back of the car isn't there just to look cool — it's actually a rear diffuser to improve aerodynamics.
Two Party System Inc., a recently formed group, has quietly raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from a small set of prominent Illinois businessmen and is spending the money largely to help Republican candidates for the General Assembly.
We're not indexing all of Twitter at this time… just a small set of prominent and prolific Twitterers to start.
Figure 4 revealed a similar distribution set of prominent gene expression across the amygdala areas with similar proportions.
As an alternative, we propose to use documents' words popularity in user queries to identify click-words, a set of prominent words from the users' perspective.
To create the corpus, we initially selected from the PANTHER DB a set of prominent pathway models of interest that were familiar to our domain experts: the p38 MAPK, p53, p53 feedback-loops and Wnt signalling pathways.
Beneath this layer lie sets of prominent longitudinal and diagonal muscles that run in dorso-ventral direction.
Of particular relevance was the absence of additional sets of prominent bands in the in vivo-derived populations, indicating that the cell lines are representative of the in vivo memory CD8+ T-cell population activated following parasite challenge.
This paper therefore comparatively analyses how three prominent modes of sustainable development governance – adaptive management, transition management and payments for environmental services – relate to a set of five prominent criteria reported in the literature, namely: equity, democracy, legitimacy, the handling of scale issues and the handling of uncertainty issues.
Despite the unique tectonic and climatic setting of this prominent landscape feature, its exhumation and surface uplift history are poorly constrained.
However, the whole letter is concerned with setting out examples of prominent men who suffered a fall from grace, so possible bias on Huntingdon's part must be kept in mind.
