Sentence examples for which becomes obvious from inspiring English sources

Belfast, for instance, was once renown for shipbuilding, which becomes obvious whenever you glance toward the River Lagan and see the hulking yellow gantry cranes of the Harland and Wolff shipyards.

Like Tabla, North End Grill is a Danny Meyer production, which becomes obvious on entry, when the host reflexively compliments an item of your clothing while leading you to your table.

Another danger is that the choice of time slot length may create artifacts, which becomes obvious if a visualisation tool allows the user to zoom in on parts of the trace file.

They fulfil certain functions within the agroecosystem which becomes obvious when they are missing, e.g. decreasing the antagonists of pest species can increase pesticide inputs as demonstrated by exclusion experiments [116, 117], and lower numbers of pollinators may reduce yield and quality in crops depending on animal pollination [118].

The food: Norm's is in fact named after a dog -- which becomes obvious the second you walk into the dog photo-covered space.

Unfortunately this conclusion rests heavily on wishful thinking and creative accounting, which becomes obvious when you dig into the report's footnotes.

And so to the vices, which become obvious once you get below.

He had a warmer side, too, which became obvious to the English when he captained Somerset in 2005, but at the start he needed to be hard.

So it was, 'Hey our moment has finally come.' " Most people go through phases in their lives, periods of gradual change, which become obvious only in retrospect.

"One of the things which became obvious, in the last few weeks in Iowa, is that there will be a great debate in the Republican Party, before we are prepared to have a great debate with Barack Obama, Gingrichh said.

Another finding related to the function of PGC-1α itself is a significant increase in the number of lysosomes which became obvious because of the KO background.