Sentence examples for very obvious for from inspiring English sources

The ring-shaped feature is not very obvious for the QDs before NHH etching, which is most probably due to the saturation effect of the current at the QDs' edges.

If that's where creation is going, he said, "it's become very obvious for us that the best way for doing that is to create a truly integrated experience for creatives from their tools to all of these services and communities".

They are very close to the lower limits in Setup 1, and in the middle of the performance band in Setup 2. The performance band of the REFB-USRD-LS(1) estimator is quite narrow in Setup 2. On the other hand, the performance variation is very obvious for the REFB-USRD-LS(2) estimator.

It's very obvious for our time, but I just can't get away from it..

"When I first perceived the two paintings side by side, it was very obvious for me that there is a very small but evident difference in perspectives," Carbon, of the University of Bamberg in Germany, wrote in an email to Live Science.

This decrease in EL in drought compared to control conditions was more pronounced for Ita-0, St-0 and Ge-0 but not very obvious for Can-0, Bur-0, N13 and Gre-0.

Even if Twitter intends to remain a public corporation — because there does not seem to be much appetite, nor a very obvious mechanism, for investors to take it private — it's time for Mr. Dorsey to reset expectations for what his company can become.

With medical genetic technologies there are obvious risks, but the public sees very obvious benefits for sick people and is very supportive of innovation.

"It is a very obvious tool for political organizing and it's brilliant, and it's funny that no one figured it out until now".

Carries as baggage: A very obvious taste for a cabinet appointment in the new administration, as reflected in a recent Associated Press interview.

In fact, the symbols involved in computations typically have a very obvious meaning referring, for example, to bank balances, interest rates, gamma globulin levels, or anything else that can be measured numerically.