Sentence examples for a recognizable position from inspiring English sources
His style is simultaneously fluid and serrated, hyper-extending the long balletic lines that come naturally to classically trained dancers to the point at which a recognizable position becomes denatured, and demanding complex coordination in the detail and speed of the movement.
Welkin launched its first major pilot with Humana's Innovation Group in 2015, helping to put the startup in a recognizable position among competitors.
In short, The Court of Appeals suggested that any ruling about fair use might have been premature because there was no plaintiff in a legally-recognizable position to raise the challenge.
With practice, the touchpad is probably the best mouse alternative because the thumb or other finger can slide over it to recognizable positions at a variety of speeds, with no inertia and accuracy and speed enhanced by software acceleration for low-speed precision.
Deconvolution of 50,000 simulated measurement data with realistic error introduced based on the position uncertainties indicates that although the SRM tracking system has recognizable positioning uncertainties, they do not significantly debilitate the use of deconvolution to accurately restore high-resolution signal.
On the eve of what was supposed to be the final negotiating session on the Framework Convention, the working draft of the document, according to one participant, resembled a "compilation of contradictory positions more than a recognizable legal instrument".
Interestingly, for CRM2, the dominant positioning frame is specified without a recognizable AA/TT pattern.
Similarly, the y-image obtained by plotting the y position and shown in Fig. 3(c) forms a recognizable shape of the cell.
To demonstrate this ability, we positioned fluorescently labeled endothelial and fibroblast cells in a recognizable pattern (Figure 4).
The core region of FtsZ in bacteria starts with a highly conserved isoleucine with only 14 changes at the position in 225 sequences from different organisms and ends with a recognizable version of the amino acid sequence LVITG.
