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Mr. Salazar was describing a cultural pastiche that has become increasingly identifiable -- and some maintain, consummately marketable.

"Because of advances in facial recognition technology, photos are increasingly identifiable by third parties and not anonymous," said Alessandro Acquisti, an associate professor of information technology and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University.

Soon, they hope to announce the club's official colours and crest, one of the major steps – following its naming; before the likes of a stadium and, well, a team of players – that will help make Los Angeles Football Club become increasingly identifiable.

Over generations, tower designs evolved such that they were increasingly identifiable as belonging to a particular subpopulation.

Against this wall, a series of increasingly less identifiable images are projected, morphing without your even being aware of it.

It's an overdone topic to extrapolate on why comic book culture doesn't cater towards women, but, that being said... as a woman, there are a lot of shy weirdo women out there who could really benefit from some escapism in their lives, and I'm so excited that increasingly there are more identifiable women role models for us in comic books, especially women of color.

Once known as "the silent killer", ovarian cancer is increasingly recognised as having identifiable early symptoms.

Public concern about the routine collection of large quantities of PHI to support non-traditional public health functions may make alternative surveillance methods that do not rely on centralized identifiable PHI databases increasingly desirable.

According to radicalisation theory, a person becomes a terrorist by way of identifiable stages of adopting increasingly radical ideas, until he or she is finally radicalised into terrorist action.

Because early detection of pancreatic cancer is critical for patient survival, research is becoming increasingly focused on specific markers (subtle, identifiable cellular changes) that are detectable in precancerous pancreatic lesions.

DMVD is increasingly regarded as a disease with identifiable signaling mechanisms that control key genes associated with regulation and dysregulation of ECM homeostasis.