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conspicuity

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con·spi·cu·i·ty  (knsp-ky-t)
n.
The quality of being conspicuous; obviousness.


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22) Pulmonary nodules often show progressive retention of contrast, increasing their conspicuity on IP images, with fat-suppressed 3-dimensional gradient echo being the preferred technique (23) (Figure 12).
The Forza-based research motorcycle used in the same project represents a further evolution evolution of the vehicle-to-vehicle communications system developed from the previous model's preventive safety technologies and further enhancements of the FACE and LONG conspicuity designs, which make motorcycles more noticeable and correctly identifiable to other motorists.
8 The Minnesota Department of Transportation has taken this idea one step further based on the results of a study that found increasing the conspicuity of traffic control devices by using bigger, brighter, or additional signs and markings is associated with decreasing the number of crashes at rural stop-controlled intersections.
 
 
 
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