Sentence examples for less recognizable to from inspiring English sources
Within a few years, proteins on the surface of the virus known as antigens become less recognizable to the immune system of a person who has been previously infected.
The JavaScript becomes less recognizable due to removing whitespace and shortening variable names (just a few of the things minifying will do to your source code).
He's also working in a genre less immediately recognizable to his audience.
Since the first video was so popular, they called in a third friend (to make them less recognizable), and made some new shopping lists to take over to the patient employees at Wal-Mart.
She recently cut her hair short and straightened it to be less recognizable.
The Canadian artist chooses to splash and twist snake-like characters through all kinds of environments, from the typical urban street scenes to the less recognizable surfaces of the moon.
In addition to bringing in more film and television companies to shoot in Highclere's less recognizable chambers, she has rented out the home for weddings, including that of the model Katie Price, at rates starting at about $22,000.
The challenge to the powerful is to know -- to learn -- the names and cultures of those still less recognizable.
The great and the good of British acting form an establishment that is, in its way, no less recognizable and secure than the governing class that they are deputed to portray, and this makes it almost impossible for them not to lend their weight to the movie's moral cause.
Corporate sponsors included AT&T President Ken McNeely and Banana Republic President Jack Calhoun, both of whom attended to wave the rainbow flag, as did numerous less recognizable but nonetheless effective corporate champions from the full range of the Kinsey spectrum.
Later surveys provided similar critical views from other employers: "Many young doctors assigned to district or preventive health centres don't focus on their work, mainly because they feel they lack knowledge and skills to work in those areas, and their contributions are less recognizable than in curative care".
