inconspicuous znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady inconspicuous

• Of course, there are always difficulties recording people in real life situations while trying to remain as inconspicuous as possible.

• While de-severance establishes a focus on things as individual entities, in another sense we may come closer to things through their inconspicuous familiarity.

• It is from the collectivity of these inconspicuous elements that a sense of opening or emptiness emerges.

• Stomata are present on some leaf fragments, but they are inconspicuous.

• Detection of inconspicuous epiphytic algae supporting food webs in seagrass meadows.

• The operculum is inconspicuous; it is high on the anterior end and the join is seen as a fine etching in the shell.

• This is probably due to the poor habituation of the group at that time and the inconspicuous nature of the behaviour.

• Marking off clauses by the placement of line breaks is a seemingly inconspicuous means of syntactic cuing, yet this manipulation is shown to have a reliable impact on fluent reading.