Sentence examples for small but conspicuous from inspiring English sources

With 42, he means to do the same, in a small but conspicuous way, to higher education in France.

Still, although they have played the tournament 15 times, an Indian Wells title remains a small but conspicuous jewel missing from their crowns.

In the delithiation curve, a small but conspicuous plateau is seen at around 1.7 V, and it is typical for highly crystalline phase of MoS2 in the composite.

Aoluguya Ewenki are a small but conspicuous nationality living today in Northern China close to the boundary with the Russian Federation.

Throughout the world on Wednesday, Christians from across denominations and traditions will make themselves known through the imposition of ashes in the shape of a cross on their foreheads, small but conspicuous statements about their spiritual identities and, I suspect, their most pressing hopes.

A small but conspicuous minority of epiphytes rely upon ants for dispersal.

China is by far the leading producer (97.4% of total annual production) while Italy has a smaller but yet conspicuous production of over 65,000 tonnes per year [ 1].

Susceptibility changes during heating are small (<5%) indicating a seemingly stable magneto-mineralogy, but conspicuous minima occur after heating to 520°C.

Based on the conditional item probabilities (Table 2), class one was termed 'usually conspicuous day & night'; class two was termed 'often conspicuous during the day and do not cycle in the dark'; class three was termed 'occasionally conspicuous day & night'; and class four was termed 'rarely conspicuous during the day but conspicuous in the dark'.

Consequently, red flowers are poorly detectable by bee pollinators, but conspicuous for hummingbirds.

PET scan may aid in the detection of small but metabolically active lymph nodes when lymphadenopathy is not yet conspicuous on the CT in the early and less severe cases of post-transplant histoplasmosis.