Sentence examples for recognizable this from inspiring English sources

In New Zealand the heads of enemies were dried and preserved so that tattoo marks and the facial features were recognizable; this practice led to a development of headhunting when tattooed heads became desirable curios and the demand in Europe for Maori trophies caused "pickled heads" to become a regular article of ships' manifests.

However, the GDL backing is not recognizable: this fact suggests that only a small surface region of the MPL is affected.

With a premise so ingenious and characters so recognizable, this book is clearly one of the funniest since well, since Mr. Buckley's previous novels.

Further complicating the situation, Orad explains, is "the fact that the cyber-attack's signal is often very weak and obstructed by a lot of organizational noise, i.e. there will only be a very slight change in patterns recognizable". This is in turn means that using the wrong algorithms can easily create a lot of false positives, Orad warns.

Although orthology with mammals is not always recognizable, this group of genes is highly conserved also in other vertebrates (chick and fish) in number and structure.

Will the result be a distinctive, instantly recognizable early-20000" style?

In doing so, he transformed himself into the irrepressible derby-crowned dandy instantly recognizable today.

Over the next half century, comics gradually split into the two main genres still recognizable today: improbable adventure stories and situational high jinks.

Our results suggest that the Jomon people were descendants of an ancestral East Eurasian population prior to population diversifications recognizable today.

What makes the exhibition special is that all the works were painted in the Litchfield Hills, some at locations that are still recognizable today.

The dozen buildings that lined the quadrangle in a century-old drawing -- the gymnasium, dormitories, classroom buildings, dining hall and headmaster's house -- are completely recognizable today.