Sentence examples for more easily recognisable from inspiring English sources

This established Trymon as a more easily recognisable antagonist.

Abir would also plant vines which looked similar to the Landolphia vine but did not produce rubber, as a consequence the Free State required them to instead plant the Clitandra vine which was more easily recognisable but did not produce rubber in its first eight years.

8, 10 Patients who present with classic alarm symptoms may have a lower risk of mortality than those who do not, 16 possibly because these symptoms are more easily recognisable as potential cancer symptoms.

In addition, he says, once it has figured out the characteristics of what make a "car" recognisable, it can be used to "train" conventional computers – such as your mobile phone – how to more easily recognise a car, something which could interest the likes of Google.

The immediate surroundings of the Observatory captured in live footage are juxtaposed with a seemingly random selection of more or less iconic, more or less easily recognisable public spaces – theatres, pubs, galleries – sourced from CCTV cameras installed around the city.

This is partly the point of the video, which parodies not just cultural mores specific to South Korea, but cultural excesses easily recognisable to western viewers.

There is also the view that the infrastructure within the education sector is more transparent and, compared to the social sector, provides an easily recognisable network of services for young children that is often based on a universal entitlement.

Both are easily recognisable by the lip structure which has narrow, lower part, more or less canaliculated, with prominent rather simple calli.

Still, the laidback atmosphere that Bowie cherished is easily recognisable.

Each character's voice should be easily recognisable.

Many of the 38 tricks are easily recognisable.