Regarding the results, the metabolic switch between oxidative and oxidoreductive states is recognizable from the NADH intensity, but it is not obvious to see from tryptophan, flavins, and pyridoxine.
The Italian Renaissance-style facade dates from 1927 and is recognizable from "Pretty Woman".
Crossing over the river into Selma is another reminder; the Edmund Pettus Bridge is recognizable from newsreels of Bloody Sunday, when marchers were beaten by the police, or from last year when President Obama came to mark the 50th anniversary of that day.
A character line that the designers call the "swoosh and check" runs from the front-door line back, providing the car a powerful graphic element that is recognizable from a distance.
In recent years, the rapper Bun B, whose resonant baritone is recognizable from his guest verse on Jay Z's "Big Pimpin'," has been a Distinguished Lecturer at Rice University, where he co-taught a course on rap and religion.
Dr. McGlashan is recognizable from a distance, a lean figure striding across the grounds of the medical school as if against a strong wind, chin forward beneath a mop of white-gray hair.
The Custer who emerges from "The Last Stand" is recognizable from a host of earlier books and movies: arrogant, narcissistic, self-dramatizing, brave, reckless, determined, impatient and hungry for glory.
A third, "Self-Portrait," is recognizable from scores of art books -- the rakish black hat, the lofty gaze -- but as I stand inches from it, seeing the brush strokes and signature, "Rembrandt," I am reminded, as in many places I visit in New York, why I love these rooms.
The speculation in commodities at the institutional level is recognizable from the price variance between commodities traded on world exchanges and those that have no futures contracts.
The four circles of the two lenses and the two yellow circles give the glasses a radically distinct look that is recognizable from a distance — another hallmark of great marketing design.
