Sentence examples for which are apparent from inspiring English sources

Liberals are supposed to value nuanced analysis and moral complexity, neither of which are apparent in the slanderous reduction of Islam to a barbarous blood cult.

A number of shaded contour plots are presented, in order to describe the age, period and cohort effects which are apparent within them.

Normally, I find R.P.G.'s tedious, and the only two I've thoroughly enjoyed, Plane scape Torment and Anachronox, won me over with their involving stories, intriguing characters and witty dialogue, none of which are apparent in Arcanum.

When these rules are applied at small scales, the resulting landscape has large-scale properties which are apparent in its morphological attributes, e.g., drainage network configuration, and in its functional attributes, e.g., sediment dynamics.

This study intends to implement finite element modelling via software (ANSYS) to simulate the structures that are subjected to dead load (self weight and communication system weight) and wind load which are apparent at high rise building.

Therefore, these inhomogeneities are attributed to diffraction effects which are apparent in the BF-STEM micrograph in Fig. 6d.

Israel also seems to nurture an entrepreneurial spirit, which is apparent in Mechoulam's story.

Nestling: Dark gray with a cicurmorbital white line, which is apparent for some time after fledging, but fades with age.

At one extreme is political correctness, which is apparent in the fashionable euphemism for outsider artists as "self-taught".

"Everybody has to make sacrifices in different ways, and they've made one in a financial way, which is apparent".

Its forcefulness, which is apparent as it heightens with every second of one's observation, outshines the other three versions.