Some of TLC's most popular reality series, like "Toddlers and Tiaras," about child beauty pageants (from which "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" was spun off), and "Cake Boss," about a baker in New Jersey, are "very recognizable American content, and it's hit or miss," Mr. Zaslav said.
Some of the vacuoles harbor recognizable cytoplasmic content as well as amorphous, membranous, aggregated, or granular masses.
Although a map must take on a certain recognizable form, its content is sometimes in the eye of the beholder (or discoverer).
Further, they enjoin the community's members to promulgate recognizable ethno-cultural contents as central features of the cultural life within such a state.
Those online rabbit holes, while wildly variable in content, take recognizable forms.
Differences in molecular and cellular structure and water content lead to recognizable variations in reflection at different wavelengths, or colors, of the spectrum, all the way from the infrared band through the visible.
But this label is inaccurate in two respects: first, it presupposes that the emperor possessed a recognizable power to define the content of the faith, comparable to that of the papacy; and, second, it underestimates the power of the church (as a corporate, transfiguring, and deifying power) that is effective without legal guarantees or statutes.
"For example, it's really important that illustration content be easy recognizable, even at small sizes, like when people see it on the screen of a phone," he adds.
By prioritizing the community of bloggers and readers, The Huffington Post developed one of its most recognizable and key characteristics today, namely content fluidity.
The 43 innovations identified were categorized based on two criteria: level of specificity (general, recognizable, branded) and type of change (pedagogical, content, both, neither).
