Sentence examples for source stands out from inspiring English sources

For people searching for everything from hippos to falcons (and who are no fans of human houseguests), one source stands out: the Animal Finder's Guide, a veritable Craigslist of exotic pets and animals.

Activity onset triggered average shows that the reversal of the depth profile of sinks and sources is typical for the transition from silence to activity: A sharp transition from a strong superficial sink and deeper source to weaker deep sinks and superficial sources stands out very clear in Figure 2 e (n = 101 episodes averaged for each channel).

Hydrogen fuel cell systems coupled with renewable energy sources stand out as a promising solution.

The second result of this study is that when examining (through factor analysis) the sources of variance of a broad range of linguistic skills across groups of control, dyslexic and SLI children, two main sources stand out (and explain ∼40% of the variance): non-phonological language skills on the one hand and phonological skills on the other.

Tom McLean of Newsarama noted that, while the story deviated strongly from the source, the movie "stands out as a highly entertaining action film that preserves the comic's core premise and cheeky attitude while taking the story into very different but still satisfying territory".

Maybe people who read only The Times are used to these, but most people in the Internet age get news from many sources, and The Times stands out as weird and maybe clueless.

On this internalist conception of justification, a special kind of access to a source is necessary for the source to provide justification, and consciousness stands out for allowing this sort of access (see e.g. Smithies 2012b).

In order to extend acoustic map analysis to the multiple source case, we present a novel method that attempts to de-emphasize the dominant source, after it has been detected, in order to let the other sources stand out.

Still, if one thing stands out as the source of their originality, it is the theft of improbable parts, and the sheer range of their stealing.

From the Rwandan genocide and the AIDS epidemic to famine and war in Somalia, Africa stands out as a source of conflict and regret for Mr. Clinton.

She was a chef and a food editor for many years, and she stands out as a source of reliable information in a nascent industry without dependable methods for cooking and dosing.