Sentence examples for view conspicuous from inspiring English sources

24 Lateral view, conspicuous chambers and spines.

30 Dorsal view, conspicuous spines, 31 Ventral view, vascular trace.

7 Dorsal view, conspicuous dorsal convex, surface with reticulated ridges.

"But it is a fine locale to shut out the rest of the world, view conspicuous architectural consumption and walk beaches that have little or no public access".

Virginia Woolf, who confessed to uppity impulses -- like keeping letters from her titled friends in conspicuous view -- in her 1936 essay "Am I a Snob?," claimed that "the essence of snobbery is that you wish to impress other people".

32 Sagittal view, seeds exhibits conspicuous ribs, unequal length of limbs.

On a smaller scale, oil spills have provided a more conspicuous view of the impacts of PAH pollution on aquatic resources.

By combining the top down and bottom up information during search, our brain gets a clear view of the conspicuous items (both in terms of cognitive relevance and feature saliency) and their location becoming able to build up an internal, task specific, representation of the scene [ 4– 6].

Viewed this way, both conspicuous consumption and what the researchers call "blatant benevolence" are costly signals.

Bennett Ramberg's "A Pandora's box in the Middle East" (Views, Dec. 27) is conspicuous for ignoring one of the most frightening aspects of Iran's race for nuclear weapons: the possibility that a nuclear device may fall into the hands of a major terrorist organization.

The basidia (spore-bearing cells)—conspicuous when viewed under the microscope are hyaline (translucent), more or less club-shaped, and usually have basal and apical swellings separated by a narrow strip of variable length.