Sentence examples for recognizable rules from inspiring English sources

Both of these culinary and musical genres follow a codified set of instantly recognizable rules.

For patient and family caregiver participants, taking refuge in the habitual involves relating to life as it was known before the diagnosis, and playing by the recognizable rules of the pre-existing narrative structure of how the world works.

In particular, since the axioms are easily recognizable, and rules of inference very simple, there is a mechanical procedure that can list out all proofs.

Like Anne Tyler and John Irving -- whose novels this one at times resembles -- McCracken is a sort of fantasist, a writer whose fiction takes place in a broadly rendered version of the recognizable world that follows the rules of this one but whose inhabitants tend to be more quirky, charming, plucky and noble than the people we happen to know.

However, the described conduct problems are predominantly externalizing behavior symptoms in relation to others (violating basic rights of others, societal norms or rules) and, therefore, not recognizable as patient characteristics without a societal context.

This just proves that the federal government is not alone in retro rule and that a recognizable name with a track record will always get another chance no matter how much he has screwed up.

No obvious pattern was recognizable.

A large percentage of these original rules and forms would be recognizable to market participants today – nearly 80 years on – as the fundamentals of the S.E.C. rules.

Nearby rise the cupolas of the Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, one of the few recognizable reminders of the period of Russian rule.

The rules memorialized by Naismith are both recognizable and a little bit alien.

Those rules require, for example, that armed forces wear recognizable uniforms and carry firearms openly.