prominently

prominent | American Dictionary

prominent
adjective
us/ˈprɑm·ə·nənt/
very noticeable, important, or famous:
She plays a prominent role in the organization.
If something is prominent, it sticks out from a surface or can be seen easily:
She has a prominent chin/nose.

prominence

noun[ U ]us/ˈprɑm·ə·nəns/
Despite his prominence, he was never able to make a living.

prominently

adverbus/ˈprɑm·ə·nənt·li/
prominently displayed pictures

Examples of prominent

prominent
The football intelligence unit has a sophisticated database of so-called 'football prominents', using the latest digital image technology to update and record cases.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Particular attention was given to three prominent phenological phases of the crop.
Though several prominent econometricians have taken steps toward strengthening the intertheoretical links in statistical models, their isolated efforts will not ease the model selection problem.
Prominent among these are the personal significance of the event, its distinctiveness or rarity and selective rehearsal.
In particular, depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, and personality disorders have been prominent.
I use the term 'metrical foot' to refer to a unit which brings together some prominent element + say, a stressed syllable with some unprominent element.
Given the left-prominent reduplicative template, the direction of the parsing of the linguistic material is also assumed to be from left-to-right.
In doing so, he debunks several prominent theories of the emotions.
They could burrow in 20 seconds, sweeping away the ash with their prominent buccal hooks.
Higher up in the sedimentary record, calcite becomes the most prominent carbonate mineral.
Around 30 individual coal seams have been identified, with down-stratigraphy numbering, by the mining industry, adopted for the most prominent.
The most prominent developmental difference between atrio-ventricular and outflow tract cushions is the population of the outflow tract by neural crest cells.
Flowers are pendulous with reflexed tepals and have a narrow floral tube with a prominent corona.
The most prominent features of ovules of this type are large glands on the outer surface of the integument, occur ring within the sarcotesta.
In places, spherulites become gradually more prominent over a distance of several tens of centimeteres.
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