Sentence examples for it is not recognizable from inspiring English sources
"From what I read," he said of the current poisoned atmosphere in Washington, "it is not recognizable".
While genuinely rational thought at least sometimes occurs in dreams, it is not recognizable: we are occasionally misled by apparently rational thought and critical reasoning in dreams.
It is not recognizable in extant species of Omma and the fossil genera Cionocoleus, Pareuryomma, Odontomma and Brochocoleus[ 19]. 2. Median epicranial (=coronal) suture: (0) present; (1) absent.
A MCMC strategy for a "fully" BayesA model was presented by Yi and Xu [ 9] who applied a Gibbs update for the full conditional density (FCD) on s 2, since the conditional conjugate is a Gamma prior, whereas a Metropolis Hastings (MH) update was used on sampling from the FCD of v, since it is not recognizable [ 9].
"It's not recognizable as an actual Matisse.
In a lecture last week at Harvard University, the physicist said that he no longer thinks that what is sucked into a black hole is completely destroyed, comparing it to a burned encyclopedia, where all the information is still there even if it's not recognizable anymore.
A: We wrote an original treatment, but it has changed so much that it's not recognizable as the same movie except for the scientific vision and the venue, what I like to call the warped side of the universe black holes, wormholes, higher dimensions, and so forth.
It was not recognizable as the official government referral form, had no Ministry of Health logo on it, was longer than the standard form and moreover was in a language that was associated with traditional practitioners, not bio-medical health workers.
It's an advanced skill to be able to change and combine photos, so much that you don't violate copyright, because it's not recognizable.
Amazon's version of Android is not recognizable to anyone who's used the operating system on other devices.
Owing to intense heavy bioturbation, the internal architecture of these shell beds is not recognizable.
