Sentence examples for recognised as the same from inspiring English sources

When I met Rainer at her London flat in 1996, she was an incredibly energetic 86-year-old whom I recognised as the same woman described by Miller as having "wonderful gesture and bearing, such a gracious way of carrying her head, such delicacy", and the intense and dark eyes that shone from the screen over half a century before.

These may be recognised as the same stepped structure of antiphase boundary as has recently been reported by MacLaren et al. in Bi0.85Nd0.15Fe0.9Ti0.1O3 [18].

Based on body markings (circular scars on the head), the dolphin was recognised as the same individual in both years.

Note that according to this definition, two hits that overlap completely but where one is much shorter than the other, will not be recognised as the same hit.

As a recent report by the Institute for Government puts it: "There is a difference between having the same rules and having those rules legally recognised as being the same as the EU's". On Brexit day, the UK loses the right to have its laws presumed equivalent to those of its biggest trading partner.

For example, the structural processing hypothesis could be tested with an experiment that manipulated the timing of the auditory stimuli so that object sounds were recognised at the same time point as spoken words.

Generally recognised as safe.

Either way he had to be recognised as the de facto head of state.

No one who watched a thoroughly pragmatic display in earning a point on Saturday would have recognised Swansea as the same club once fêted for playing Barcelona-style football.

The amazing thing about colour vision is that the colour of an object is constant – that is, we recognise it as the same colour, even as the light conditions change.

Rich racehorse owners treat their friends to bucketfuls of champagne to celebrate winning prizes that can exceed £100,000 ($165,000), before summoning their chauffeurs to ferry them home.At Southwell and Wolverhampton, two dirt tracks in England's industrial Midlands which also hosted race meetings this week, you would scarcely recognise it as the same sport.