Sentence examples for becoming identifiable from inspiring English sources

On the counter he had placed the black felt fedora by which he is rapidly becoming identifiable.

Successive cooling and re-heating showed the gradual emergence of two endothermic peaks (ca. 273 and 280 K) in this temperature range, becoming identifiable by the third re-heat and then the peaks gradually sharpened and became better defined on the further two cycles of cooling-heating.

The Cité (de l'Océan et du Surf) is already called only and justly that - Cité - in anticipation of its future role in becoming an identifiable piece or fragment which is more than a building that aims at continuing lines of public space, and, therefore, becomes a zone which can simultaneously reflect and engage Biarritz.

Causal effects thereby become identifiable.

Thus, for this model space, over-parameterization manifests itself as highly correlated parameters (to a point of becoming non-identifiable) rather than over fits of expected values (e.g. as in the case of n-th order polynomial perfect fits to n+1 data points).

But it's her vigorously expressive, seductive voice and a charismatic connectivity with the audience that are becoming trademarks as identifiable as her own signature line of fedoras.

Caramanica commended Grande for becoming the first "identifiable pop star" who takes the "rules of those enterprises, uses them as a foundation, and innovates atop them.

More and more aspects of our lives are becoming observable, linkable and identifiable to others.

This change can sometimes result in a phenotype report now becoming a gene page (identifiable by an asterisk), something we exclude from MEDIC.

Beginning with "The Bandit Makes Good," Anderson parlayed his amiable Broncho Billy character into some 400 one- and two-reel attractions over the next nine years, becoming one of the earliest identifiable movie stars and the first long-running cowboy hero.

They zoom in and out, becoming abstractions one second, then identifiable shapes the next.