Sentence examples for recognizable attributes from inspiring English sources

The show, of course, has numerous portraits that jump off the wall with characteristic Leibovitzian flair — a heady mix of intimacy and posturing, elaborated, like paintings of saints, by recognizable attributes.

These results are consistent with a model in which if a stimulus has recognizable attributes, such as collinearity and meaning, the areas specialized for processing these attributes send top-down messages to the lower levels to facilitate more efficient encoding of visual form.

Humility was never Feiffer's most recognizable attribute, but he took the point.

The most readily recognizable attribute of lymphatic vascular incompetence is the presence of the characteristic swelling of tissues, called lymphedema, which arises as a consequence of insufficient lymph transport.

No, this Hamlet has no recognizable princely attributes.

Columbia's most commonly recognizable architectural attributes reside downtown and within the university campuses.

Sometimes the gods and goddesses are recognizable by their attributes (the conch for Vishnu, the trident for Shiva), sometimes by their mount (the lion for Durga, the mouse for the unmistakable elephant-headed Ganesha) -- although it may take a good deal of looking, since most of the time the telltale symbol is either very small, or off in a corner of the composition.

The scene depicts an elegantly dressed artist in the midst of portraying the allegorical figure of Clio, the muse of history, who is recognizable through her attributes: a laurel wreath symbolizing honour and glory, the trumpet of fame, and a large book signifying history.

John Smith may be recognizable by a set of attributes at one time.

The attributes can be recognizable by either the file system natively, or via some extension.

Ganesha appeared in his classic form as a clearly recognizable deity with well-defined iconographic attributes in the early 4th to 5th centuries.