Sentence examples for recognizable manner from inspiring English sources

In a similar vein, the "leprosy" referred to in the Bible both the tzaraath of the Hebrew Bible and the lepra of the Greek New Testament is not described in a clinically recognizable manner and probably was any of a number of severe chronic skin diseases.

WE-4RII can reproduce a subset of the facial Action Units [35], by movements of its eyebrows, eyes, eyelids, lips, mouth, neck, shoulder and upper torso, so as to express in a recognizable manner the four gestures used in this experiment [12] while at the same time being perceived as an artificial, i.e. non-human and non-intentional, embodied agent.

Still, Guterson retained a recognizable style.

It confirmed that Australia was already occupied in a manner recognizable under British law when the first white settlers arrived.

He accuses her of not loving him; wounded, she withdraws in a manner recognizable to anyone who has navigated the perilous territory between epistolary romance and the face-to-face kind.

We developed a method that identifies clusters of bursts that share a similar activation motif throughout the culture based on the fact that the culture morphology remains relatively unchanged for an extended time interval and that neurons fire in a recognizable and precise manner during a burst initiation.

The sources as well as the manner are recognizable: a Nordic myth with factual traces, hopeless love, revenge by murder, blasphemy followed by curses from on high, and final redemption.

It may be that the "ease" with which Carson McCullers was able to inhabit any kind of person, in a manner that was recognizable to a reader as sophisticated as Richard Wright, did not come from empathy.

The use of tumblers as wine glasses is a rustic touch too far, and a few of the servers behave in a distracted manner, their aloofness recognizable from other restaurants with crowds at their doors.

His manner is as instantly recognizable as it is fascinating, as tender as it is profound: I consider him one of the greatest living classical musicians.

The dance was ancient, beautiful, and foreign, but the teacher's manner was harsh and recognizable.