Sentence examples for recognizable advantages from inspiring English sources

Despite their recognizable advantages and limitations, they are associated with an immense variability due to the high number of design parameters that define them.

There are already a number of recognizable apps and startups taking advantage of YouTube's API and, with v3 today, the company may very well see a renewed interest from developers.

But from the start, Mr. Booker had significant political advantages: a name that is recognizable statewide, a formidable fund-raising operation, a knack for drawing news media attention and more than a million Twitter followers.

The new occupants, Ms. Weiner added, "should be proud of having a distinctive recognizable sign and use it to their advantage".

As a public figure, Mr. Schwarzenegger has a recognizable name that gives him an enormous advantage over most of the 134 other candidates who have been certified to run in the Oct. 7 recall election to replace Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat.

And Motorola has the advantage of being the most recognizable Android hardware maker on the block.

Palma sees Martinez's advantage as being a most "recognizable face" in Santa Ana, the largest city in the district.

In our experience ruthenium red has the advantage of making the sample pieces better recognizable during the whole preparation procedure.

And why not make it interactive?" O'Leary's design takes advantage of recent advancements in machine learning, most recognizable in the psychedelic puppyslugs of Google's Deepdream algorithm.

While some Chilhowie locals have expressed disappointment about the Town House's move away from recognizable meat and potatoes, cooking in the middle of nowhere has its advantages.

The public broadcasting entities, like their commercial television counterparts, have a distinct advantage over many types of would-be Internet retailers: recognizable brands.