Sentence examples for visible instances from inspiring English sources
The recent mechanics' vote, along with a bitter dispute between pilots and management in the summer of 2000, are the two most visible instances of employee hostility toward management in recent years.
Poolrooms and boxing clubs were visible instances of weird stores in the old Times Square; another, slightly less visible, was the thriving world of the independent film business, negative cutters, and camera-rental firms.
We guess what they mean to say is algorithmically exacerbated bias and very visible instances of major and alarming product failure.
But researchers and dealers alike say that this is one of the most visible instances to date of the sale of ancient human bones.
The most visible instance of this was the launch of Color, an ubiquitous noun/verb name picked by Bill Nguyen and Peter Pham for their photosharing app with a hefty $41 million in funding.
Computers figured into its production, as they do on virtually every movie made these days, but an enormous amount of handiwork was also involved, effort that's visible, for instance, in the meaningful lopsidedness of Norman's nostrils and ears.
All sorts of invisible processes are already being made visible; for instance, providers of solar systems create programs and applications that allow owners to monitor how much electricity they generate.
There is still some depth to the OS, however, with transparency effects giving a sense of background and foreground elements (the dock row is an opaque rectangle through which your home screen wallpaper is visible, for instance).
In theory, the service is fast enough to allow Web masters to respond quickly media sites can move popular content to where it's most visible, for instance, or an e-commerce site can put its fastest-selling items on its home page in minutes.
This is visible, for instance, in the use of the terminology of 'human subjects' - as singular phenomena - and the broader language of the natural and medical sciences which remains highly influential [ 3, 5, 13], and plays a particular role in delineating what is permissible within research.
This is for instance visible in some hybrid peer-assisted solutions adopted by companies such as Spotify [6], Akamai [7], or earlier versions of Skype, which adopt a P2P infrastructure for some of their services, complemented by a central control.
