The website GamesRadar noted A Boy and His Blob as a milestone in gaming for having the first recognizable instance of an AI-controlled partner.
Not only is a portion of Trump's famous wall going up there, but the city was home to a test run of zero tolerance policies in the spring, perhaps the most recognizable instance of El Paso being used as a test site for immigration policy.
Incidentally, the clearly visible CVs in our images often helped us orient inside the more grossly deformed cells, in which organelles and cell polarity were hardly recognizable (for instance, Figure 2B,F,I; Figure 3D,E,I).
A sentence that overrode all of its reader's primings … would not correspond to anything recognizable as an instance of language in use".
The computer searches this cacophony of signals for recognizable patterns, which could indicate, for instance, that a sizable number of dancers are swaying with a particular rhythm.
Now only a few are left, often in barely recognizable form (Belmont Park in San Diego, for instance).
Basically, if one brand tries to copy another brand's logo, especially something as recognizable as the Chanel double Cs, for instance, it could run into legal trouble for trademark infringement or potentially a counterfeiting lawsuit.
Following mTet1-mediated oxidation to 5caC, the kinetic signature was enhanced by an average of approximately 4.6-fold, making all 35 instances of the MTase recognition motif recognizable as large excursions in the IPD ratio.
By using array-CGH for genome-wide screening, we have detected an interstitial deletion of chromosome 19q13.11 in two patients exhibiting the recognizable pattern of malformations as described in other instances of this cryptic genomic imbalance.
Using array-CGH for genome-wide screening we detected an interstitial deletion of chromosome band 19q13.11 in two patients exhibiting the recognizable pattern of malformations as described in other instances of this submicroscopic genomic imbalance.
His sneaky way, for instance, of writing comedies that begin in recognizable living rooms and then spiral into poetry -- where did it come from?
