Sentence examples for recognizable changes from inspiring English sources
They were fairly lenient, de Luise says, but the filter made recognizable changes.
Early, middle, and late stages have been defined in each of these, with further subdivisions according to recognizable changes in the style of pottery and other products that are associated with each separate culture.
We also discuss some of the most recognizable changes in education due to the digital age, predict what may come, and speculate on how educators will continue to shape educational opportunities.
Aside from catastrophic events of the kind that produce a supernova, some phases of stellar variability might be of such brief duration as to permit recognizable changes during an interval of 50 100 years.
No recognizable changes were observed in the quantity or degree of phosphorylation of endogenous Mis17-FLAG (without thiamine, promoter on), while the level of N-Mis17-Myc was greatly increased at 12 16 h (Figure 4A).
The first structurally recognizable changes occur in the endoplasmic reticulum, with alteration in ribosome-membrane interactions.
The spectral stability is outstanding: no recognizable change is observed in the EL spectrum when the device current is raised.
A good marker could be a molecule that has a recognizable change in concentration or structure when neurodegeneration begins.
So a 'direct hit' wouldn't necessarily result in a massive explosion or in any recognizable change in climate".
Ms. Denne, the Enron spokeswoman, said the company's "transaction volume remains within the normal range," adding that there was "no recognizable change" yesterday in the number of companies willing to trade with Enron.
They recognize that disagreements between Turkey and Israel are likely to continue provided there is no recognizable change in issues such as improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the complete and immediate freezing of settlements and the overall posture of Israel toward the peace process — if one can still talk about such a process.
