Indeed, starting from the analysis of the peculiar features of the landscape and of the examined buildings, it's possible to recognize some recurring structures and shapes which identify as many rural architectural types, with similar structural behavior and seismic damage.
From that description, it's possible to recognize Jökulfall, the river going from the Kjölur Route to the Gýgjarfoss Waterfall, the confluence with Blákvísl [a stream].
"I wanted to make a video showing that it's possible to recognize your bisexuality from either end of the spectrum," Scarcella told The Huffington Post.
And now it is possible to recognize Mr. Valli's handwork, not by the name on the label, but by the look of the dress.
Behind Hugo's concern for classical form and his political inspiration, it is possible to recognize in these poems a personal voice and his own particular vein of fantasy.
It is possible to recognize the hubris here without, like Ms. DeWitt's characters, being able to read that word in Greek or elaborately analyze its derivation.
It is possible to recognize three distinct, though not separate, meanings ascribed to ritual anointments by the devotees of various religions.
Within them it is possible to recognize "hot spots" of plant and animal diversity that have been interpreted as glacial refugia.
At the beginning of World War II it was possible to recognize a number of major medical specialties, including internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, pathology, anesthesiology, ophthalmology, surgery, orthopedic surgery, plastic surgery, psychiatry and neurology, radiology, and urology.
Instead of a simple opposition between popular culture and elite culture, it is possible to recognize in the prolix and varied forms of popular culture innovations and inspirations that have enlivened the most original high American culture and to then see how the inventions of high culture circulate back into the street, in a spiraling, creative flow.
Mr. Nichols said that while it was possible to recognize the mark of an artist like Adams, many of the images, especially those made around the turn of the 20th century, look similar: luscious black-and-white prints, often taken from the same spots.
