Sentence examples for recognizable point from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most recognizable point of reference, whether as model or a source of contention, for early modern philosophers was Aquinas.

The image pairs are tracked by aligning the two fields via recognizable point features.

Where there is no single, clearly recognizable Aristotelian point of view on some question, he leaves the matter undecided, citing several possibilities consistent with what Aristotle says.

External rotation was performed until a firm recognizable end point was reached.

HGI and GG not only provide an immediately recognizable reference point, they also reflect the relative direction (negative or positive) and magnitude of each individual's HbA1c response.

If you start noting ethnicity to make those books recognizable, she pointed out, you really ought to report whiteness, too.

He is simply too recognizable at this point to pull off a guerrilla-style comedy like "Borat" or "Brüno," particularly in a world connected by omnipresent social media.

No landmark in any Metroid game is as recognizable as the point where Samus's ship touches down and she disembarks, ready for action therefore he needed to make sure that AM2R's starting area would feel familiar.

His colorful, quirky, and streamlined illustrative style is recognizable to the point where imitators, overexposure, and disillusionment cast a dark shadow over the artist's iconic representations of American nostalgia for the mid-century modern zeitgeist.

Hence, processing of cold smoked salmon (CSS) includes no recognizable critical control point for L. monocytogenes and therefore this product cannot be completely free of this pathogen [ 7].

For example, some unicellular eukaryotes lack recognizable polyT tracts between the branch point signal and the 3' splice signal [ 16, 17].