Sentence examples for identifiable presence from inspiring English sources
The immigrant Jewish group features as an identifiable presence in Gordimer's work, yet she was raised in a secular household, and to begin with was educated in a Catholic convent school, from which her mother removed her for "strange reasons of her own", claiming her daughter had a heart condition.
It's a martial- arts movie universe where the normal laws of economics, police work, physiology and gravity do not apply: a world composed of a brilliantly allusive tissue of spaghetti western and Asian martial-arts genres, on which the director's own, instantly identifiable presence is mounted as a superstructure.
Further support for tumor-specific targeting comes from our data showing no identifiable presence of iron-labeled NSCs in non-tumor-containing healthy brain tissues.
"These rail prototypes shall be used to give an identifiable street presence for the transit system and will express the line differences," the manual says.
Mitochondria were identified by presence of identifiable cristae and distinct double membrane; however, mitochondria with unclear morphology were avoided.
She is still, I think, one of those unquestioned showbiz phenomena: an instantly identifiable voice and presence, a bold journeyer in realms of personality unknown to others.
With the Flp/FRT system, mitotic recombination events produce a clone of GFP-negative cells homozygous for the mutation of interest and a corresponding "twin spot" clone identifiable by the presence of two copies of GFP.
Each plasmid is unique and identifiable by the presence of at least one SNP and/or indel.
These orthologs are identifiable by the presence of a conserved domain (PF05182); outside of this domain, these proteins diverge significantly from each other and from animal and yeast Fip1 orthologs (Additional file 2: Figure S2, Additional file 3).
However, some tsh-GAL4/tsh −;uas-tio/+ males develop small A7 tergites identifiable by the presence of small cuticle plates and associated bristles (Fig. 3H, cuticle outlined and arrowheads indicating ectopic bristles).
The more sequences that are available for a given location, the more likely it is that 1 of these sequences will be a recent immigrant, identifiable by the presence of similar sequences from other locations.
