Sentence examples for a recognizable form of from inspiring English sources
Here, we identify a chromatin-modification module that underlies a recognizable form of ID, the Kleefstra syndrome phenotypic spectrum (KSS).
But we have excellent evidence that it wasn't a (recognizable) form of Platonism, since Antiochus and Numenius flatly rejected it, despite being avowed revivers of Platonism.
A recognizable form of the doctrine began to take shape within the movement during the 1940s and 1950s, through the teachings of Pentecostal deliverance and healing evangelists.
This symbol is not a recognizable form of anything that is already finished, already made, or already existent in the world – it is a symbol of a new world, which is being built upon and which exists by the way of the people".
This reaction is another example of how fans and boosters at many football and basketball powers overlook crude coaching tactics and recruiting abuses and rationalize the presence of female "hostesses" to entice high school recruits, and generally put big-time sports outside any recognizable form of education, higher or otherwise.
About the only two things you can say about the way David's condition has been depicted in the past are that 1) it doesn't conform to any recognizable form of genuine MPD I've ever read about, and 2) it threatens to become, well, kinda hokey.
Porter Ricks closed the show, building the cumulative clicks, noises and rhythms of the night back into a more recognizable form of dance music.
More likely, the explanation would be that when presented with the original complex case, the difficulty was in structuring the elements of the problem into a recognizable form.
"I wanted to make pieces that featured elements of the natural world in a recognizable form," Mr. Begin said.
The FCD of v does not have a recognizable form; hence sampling from this FCD requires a strategy other than a Gibbs step.
One of the best ways to remove yourself from accidentally painting a recognizable form is to paint with your eyes closed.
