Sentence examples for making them recognizable from inspiring English sources

The shapes of peakons and multipeakon/antipeakons are stable under small perturbations, making them recognizable physically [7 9].

And two, the actions of swiping right and swiping left, even though were encrypted, produced different patterns of bytes, making them recognizable.

The copper-and-salmon color of Wölffer's rosés makes them recognizable.

Countless magazine covers, music videos and T-shirts bearing their faces made them recognizable.

Sources' Secrets Re "At West Point, Hidden Gay Cadets Put in Spotlight" (Aug. 25): As far as I can tell, this writer just outed a number of people by recounting stories that will make them recognizable.

They seem to chat quite amiably in their cafe (and, for all we know, in bed), but they never mention their jobs, their friends, their life histories, or anything else that might make them recognizable as people.

The results indicate that audio ambiances from similar urban areas of the same city (e.g., different streets, different parks) differ enough to make them recognizable.

Based on an analysis of 350 questions and their responses in a corpus of ordinary interactions, this paper gives a descriptive overview of the ways Dutch interactants formulate their utterances to make them recognizable as doing questioning and the options they rely on to respond to these questions.

Everyday objects have typical forms that make them recognizable.

Chess objects are manipulable manmade objects because they have typical forms and shapes that makes them recognizable.

Before entering the lab room, subjects have been invited to remove rings, bracelets, nail enamel, or other kind of decoration, that could have made them recognizable by the other subjects.