Sentence examples for can be immediately recognised from inspiring English sources

Substituting these into (20) gives: We can rearrange the summation order: and apply Proposition A.3: Applying Proposition A.4 gives Breaking up the sums over n on the first and third lines depending on whether the node n is internal or external to the motif ψ W gives: Lines 1 and 4 can be immediately recognised as the generating rule (Definition 2.4).

"The readily apparent feature allows new species to be immediately recognised as members of this group," Smith told WAToday.

The canoes became boats, for example, or the mortal wound was immediately recognised as fatal.

Their quality was immediately recognised, and in 1947 he was given a one-man exhibition at the Mayor Gallery.

(As was immediately recognised by fossil primate experts, Ida was more closely related to lemurs than to us).

The most common complication was oesophageal intubation, all cases of which were immediately recognised and interventions carried out.

The Earth's trapped radiation belts were discovered at the beginning of the space age and were immediately recognised as a considerable hazard to space missions.

When "Born to Run" was released in 1975 it was immediately recognised as a major event in the history of rock.

Those with ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) are immediately recognised and treated.

In South Korea, the potential for TTCs to exploit rapid economic development and social change was immediately recognised.

The conditions can be immediately verified.