prominent: prominent adj. 突きでた; 傑出した; 著名な.【副詞】briefly prominentつかの間人目を引くbecome increasingly prominentますます顕著になるone's socially prominent father社会的に著名な父親His white beard made his blue eyes strikingly prominent.その白
the led display unit , instead of a direction-displaying cloth , has become prominent recently for displaying a destination/route on route buses , but such a unit has been introduced only partially in the kyoto city buses and the cloth display is still used mainly in these buses (a different color has been used for the buses for each of " uniform fare route ," " circular route " and " multi-section route " as described later , and it ' s said that this fact largely affects the use of direction-displaying cloths ). なお、近年の路線バス車体において主流となっているLED表示の方向幕（行先・経路表示機）は一部を除いて導入されておらず、今なお幕式表示が主流となっている（これは後述の均一・循環・多区間系統の色別表示を行っている事が大きく影響しているものとされる）。
this kanpu has conventionally been interpreted as having been issued to have taira no yoshikane , taira no sadamori and mimamoto no mamoru subjugate masakado; however , because inconsistencies arose between the facts preceding and following the event , another theory , holding that yoshikane and others had angered the imperial court when yoshikane and sadamori attacked ikuha no mimaya , which officially belong to meryo (the section taking care of imperial horses ), and that masakado had received the kanpu as an order to subdue them , has become prominent . 従来、この官符は平良兼、平貞盛、源護らに対して出された将門追討の官符であると解釈されてきたが、前後の事実関係とのつながりとの食い違いが生じることから、これを公的には馬寮に属する常羽御厩を良兼・貞盛らが攻撃してしまったことによって良兼らが朝廷の怒りを買い、彼らへの追討の官符を将門が受けたと解釈する説が有力となっている。
