Sentence examples for could be recognizable from inspiring English sources

Then I realized The Police dyed their hair blonde as a physical attribute that could be recognizable and marketable.

The judge ruled that the shape of a bottle could be a recognizable trademark, protected by the Lanham Act of 1946.

I'd like to think that in another generation the heroine of "The Dream of the Red Chamber," Lin Daiyu, could be as recognizable to English-speaking readers as Emma Bovary or Anna Karenina, but I'm not wildly optimistic.

This parallel strategy exhibits some drawbacks: (i) all available biometrics are necessary to perform fusion, thus the verification time depends on the slowest system; (ii) some users could be easily recognizable using a certain biometric instead of another one and (iii) the system invasiveness increases.

He asserted that Jews were of a lower racial form, and that they could be easily recognizable by their appearance.

"But it will be recognizable as video".

Our nominators will be recognizable.

Discrepancies can be recognizable by colors.

It is conceivable that nonconservative amino acid changes at positively selected amino acid sites are more strongly selected than conservative amino acid changes at those same sites, since the new specificity could be more easily recognizable as being different from the original specificity.

At the hospital morgue, victims were placed in two rooms: one for bodies that were recognizable and could be examined by relatives, and one for charred and unidentifiable remains.

However, in an image, if there is localization of clusters of particles, then the brightness at these pixels could be large and easily recognizable in the B image.