Sentence examples for immediately distinguishable from inspiring English sources

But his work is immediately distinguishable by its intentionally coarse textures.

The sexes are not immediately distinguishable, as the testes are retained in the male's abdominal cavity and do not descend.

It is cultural difference that makes the drama of the East immediately distinguishable from that of the West.

They are not immediately distinguishable from the plainer styles of the earlier part of the century, and their evolution during the next four centuries was very gradual.

— New England teems with modest chamber music festivals each summer, and from a distance many look attractive if not always immediately distinguishable.

People may balk at the idea of an eighty-year-old pop singer putting out material that isn't immediately distinguishable from the songs of singers sixty years her junior.

The colors now distinguishable.

Returning to Liverpool, they were heralded as international performers and recognized for their now distinguishable musicality.

Nevertheless, in the reported previous cases, even if the written geometries were clearly distinguishable immediately after irradiation by the electron microscope, optical, profilometric, and SEM investigations did not reveal any substantial structuring of the PS along the z-axis (perpendicular to the PS surface).

We can immediately observe that the three distinct parameter ranges are distinguishable for each group in both procedures, but there is a larger range of values in the estimates using the standard model than the hierarchical one.

The theologians of Alexandria generally held that the divine and human natures were united indistinguishably within a single nature, though the questions of how they were related and whether in fact they were distinguishable were not settled immediately.