A traumatic injury is defined as one resulting from a specific, identifiable event, whereas an overuse injury is caused by repeated micro trauma without a single, recognisable event responsible for that injury [ 7].
Applying the term philosophy to football styles has become somewhat hackneyed, but it does fit with a band of managers whose brand of football is recognisable, regardless of results.
I do not think that marketing or selling have to be part of the process, or that a recognisable book necessarily results – you can self-publish content via Twitter or blogs, and legal settlements have regularly demonstrated the extent of the disseminator's responsibility.
They are highly recognisable as a result.
Beeke and colleagues concluded that, for some speakers, conversational turns are built using systematic methods which result in recognisable telegraphic turn formats, and the motivation for their structure is interactional.
With a 39-megapixel camera creating a passport-style photograph with dimensions of 5,412 pixels wide by 7,216 pixels high, zooming in on the 0.5% of the facial area occupied by the iris results in astonishingly recognisable faces after a tiny bit of routine image adjustment.In the controlled tests performed for the paper, eight subjects in two groups of four were photographed.
As the lights should have gone down for Act IV, Sam Mendes walked on to the stage, receiving an immediate round of applause because he is one of the few publicly recognisable theatre directors, as a result of having directed a James Bond movie and been married to an Oscar-winning actress.
The results, although blurry, were recognisable as copies of the originals, and demonstrated for the first time the ability to decode moving images from the brain.
As the pictures above show, the result was often a recognisable simulacrum of the original.
The latter seems more plausible as tephra fall onto snow would still result in at least recognisable lenses of tephra after snow melt.
