Sentence examples for recognizable variations from inspiring English sources

Differences in molecular and cellular structure and water content lead to recognizable variations in reflection at different wavelengths, or colors, of the spectrum, all the way from the infrared band through the visible.

But in fact, Anatsui is a fellow Ghanaian, and the intricate, narrow-banded compositions of Anatsui's first cloths were recognizable variations of kente cloth, the emblematic fabric of Ghana.

However, recognizable variations in V p distribution related to these topographic depressions were not observed, similarly to ECr31, indicating that the extensional regime has not influenced the deeper crust.

And yet there is something a little disturbing about the stereotypes Ms. Simon's work plays on, despite a wall text's claim that the chapters are "recognizable as variations (versions, renderings, adaptations) of archetypal episodes".

In this production, Mason Adams as Dibble and David Wohl as Belfast provide vivid, memorably idiosyncratic variations on recognizable American types.

Instead, the transformation of our immediate precursors from a readily recognizable (if rather unusual) variation on the primate theme, to the altogether unprecedented entity we are now, was both recent in geological terms and complex in its unfolding.

Instead, the transformation of our precursors, from a readily recognizable (if rather odd) variation on the primate theme to the altogether unprecedented entity we are now, was both recent in geological terms and complex in its unfolding.

As evidenced in our healthy control subjects, circulating T and B cell percentages levels change with circadian rhythmicity in antiphase with the rhythm of cortisol and this rhythm of variation is recognizable for the changes of total T cells, T helper/inducer subset, B cells and activated T cells, total B cells, T activated lymphocytes with expression of the α chain of IL-2 receptor.

A theme is a melody that is not necessarily complete in itself except when designed for a set of variations but is recognizable as a pregnant phrase or clause.

These study design variations are generally recognizable from the key words in the descriptions.

Composers back in the eighteenth and nineteenth century wrote in this theme and variation style where they took a very recognizable melody, and then did as many variations as they could come up with.