Sentence examples for recognisable surface from inspiring English sources

The artwork does not simply offer "a recognisable surface contour" but has an inner depth of self-sufficiency which Gadamer calls after Heidegger a "standing-in-itself".

Rock/debris slides normally occur along a recognisable slip surface, which can be translational (along a near-planar failure surface) or rotational (along a circular failure surface).

An otherwise recognisable binding surface to a CBM may thus turn into a non-recognisable one, while making it recognisable to another CBM.

Fragments of the land surface of Gondwana are recognisable in the modern landscape of New Zealand, having been exhumed from beneath a more recent sedimentary cover.

The latter is composed of two morphologically recognisable cell types, epithelial cells on the luminal surface and basally located myoepithelial cells.

The normal breast terminal duct-lobular unit is considered the origin of most cancers and consists of two morphologically recognisable cell types: epithelial cells on the inner luminal surface, surrounded by an outer layer of contractile myoepithelial (basal) cells.

The final conclusion regards the erosional forms: phenomena of trimline generation are well evident at the base of the ridge where rounded smooth-surfaces deriving from covered karstic phenomena are recognisable.

We hear ominous electronic reverberations, and then, as the dancers pick up a massed folk dance, recognisable melody lines from Adolphe Adam's original Giselle score begin to surface.

Combining that tightly wound, always-near-the-surface emotion, with a matter-of-fact directness that is disarming and recognisable.

This rock, moreover, is divided into a number of recognisable strata that are broadly similar in colour and thickness in craters spread all over Mars's surface.

His first words as he stepped on to the surface – "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" – instantly became one of the most recognisable phrases ever uttered.