Sentence examples for recognizable entity from inspiring English sources

Etruscan culture became absorbed into Roman civilization during the 1st century bce and thereafter disappeared as a recognizable entity.

I understand your concerns about the prize not being an easily recognizable entity like a million bucks, but the chairman and I are still in agreement that its value will be abundantly clear to anyone who has ever looked for an apartment in New York City.

This is how it works out, how we'll see the "complete collapse of Pakistan as a recognizable entity".

At that point we are no longer talking about isolated Pashtun insurgencies and rural-urban disparities, we are looking at the complete collapse of Pakistan as a recognizable entity.

Earlier this week, I wrote about an impending civil war in Pakistan, projecting a possible "complete collapse of Pakistan as a recognizable entity," referring not to its geography (it has survived breakaway provinces before, with national identities still intact) but rather to its structure as a modern, democratic society.

7 Defining this pattern made the 1p36 deletion syndrome a clinically recognizable entity.

The postulate of equality implies that underneath apparent differences, certain recognizable entities or units exist that, by dint of being units, can be said to be 'equal.' (Thomson 1949, p. 4).

The Cultivated Plant Code points out that cultigens are: deliberately selected plants that may have arisen by intentional or accidental hybridization in cultivation, by selection from existing cultivated stocks, or from variants within wild populations that are maintained as recognizable entities solely by continued propagation.

Neoplasms are distinct, easily recognizable entities, unlike nonneoplastic lesions, which raise more diagnostic challenges.

The description of component anomalies in cases with multiple congenital anomalies may help identify recognizable entities and delineate new syndromes.

The major purpose of virus classification is to partition the world of viruses into a coherent scheme of easily recognizable entities that answers to the everyday needs of practicing virologists.