Sentence examples for particular recognisable from inspiring English sources
If we see a beacon, we initially recognise it as fire: an entity with a particular, recognisable, visual form; until it begins to move, for then we realise that it actually is a signal signifying something (for instance: the approach of a vessel).
These are chemical tags that would allow troops equipped with the right sensors to detect their fellow fighters (the chemicals would probably work by absorbing light in particular, recognisable ways).
It has no particular shape and no recognisable plot; themes are casually taken up, and then as casually dropt, and there seems no reason why they should have been taken up unless they were to be kept up.
Sims' distinctive Viking look – inspired by his love of heavy metal and Metallica in particular – certainly makes him instantly recognisable, something the RFL have latched on to.
Even motionless, your eyebrows are a crucial component of the recognisable structure of your particular face, perhaps more important than your eyes.
In particular, we observed six clones with no recognisable TRDD gene that could be interpreted as direct V-J junction.
In particular, Type II FCDs, which are often recognisable at the time of clinical screening, are characterised by an early onset of epilepsy, a high seizure frequency, and particular MRI and EEG (or SEEG) pictures [ 29- 32], and surgical treatment often leads to seizure freedom even over long follow-up periods [ 30].
Any novel, as any piece of art, relies on expressing the particular perceptions of its author while being sufficiently recognisable to the audience to be meaningful.
But his most recognisable work seems to have arisen from two particular influences – an intense interest in Latin American culture pre‑Columbus, and the compositions of Piet Mondrian.
Colette McBeth's books, in particular, are so well written, and they're about very recognisable women who live messy lives.
