unobtrusiveness

unobtrusive | American Dictionary

unobtrusive
adjective
us/ˌʌn·əbˈtru·sɪv/
not noticeable; seeming to belong:
A good waiter is efficient and unobtrusive.

Examples of unobtrusive

unobtrusive
Each piece of writing is meticulously edited, and provided with a useful but unobtrusive commentary.
Our unobtrusive measure (described below) allows us to discern respondents' opposition to affirmative action without requiring them to reveal their opposition to the survey interviewer.
First, respondents were asked the unobtrusive measure of opposition to affirmative action.
This section of the novel though unobtrusive is important-the unconvinced but impressed average man's view of the religion he lives with.
The introduction and response options were designed to parallel the unobtrusive measure as closely as possible.
The puparia secrete dense dorsal curls of wax, but the individuals remain unobtrusive through being widely scattered.
Repointed brickwork and boarding display themselves outside, and the new industrial metal roof is functional and unobtrusive.
The work here is based on the transcription of video- or audio-taped material rather than unobtrusive observation.
But when the unobtrusive measure is used a non-significant difference in the opposite direction emerges.
Each interview was tape-recorded and semistructured with simultaneous, unobtrusive participant observation.
The aim is to produce something which is rhythmically monotonous and repetitive; a 'sustaining' background of brisk, cheerful but unobtrusive music.
In a different application, a domestic service robot may simply want to stay unobtrusive while operating in its environment.
The form of the device is made to be as compact and unobtrusive as possible.
The need for unobtrusive care is essential because parents are usually healthy people coping with extremely difficult circumstances.
These sensors are unobtrusive, comfortable for the user to wear, and fast enough for real-time applications.
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