Sentence examples for recognized expression from inspiring English sources

With Facebook's VR emoji, you can shrug with your palms up, and your face will show an easily recognized expression of confusion — eyes scrunched and mouth crooked.

In a press releases about the vehicles, General Motors calls the Terraza a "crossover sport van," and follows with the abbreviation "CSV" in parentheses, as if this were a recognized expression.

I bit my lip so my mouth would not gape open in the universally recognized expression for, "You cannot be serious".

The RT-PCR recognized expression of 9 predicted sRNAs.

"Itching to fight" and being "irritated" by a person who is an "itch" are intuitively recognized expressions of social predicaments.

The fist-pumping, chest-swelling, grimacing roar that an Olympic judo player emits after body-slamming his opponent deserves a spot on the list of universally recognized expressions such as anger and happiness, a new study suggests.

Ex vivo staining using cetuximab was used to recognize expression of ErbB1 in A431 and MDA-MB-231 tumor sections; these tumors express high and intermediate levels of ErbB1 respectively (Fig. 1, upper panels).

This antibody recognizes expression of both Islet 1 and 2. Following three washes with PBS, sections were incubated with 0.5% hydrogen peroxide for 30 min to block endogenous peroxidase activity.

Inhibitory NKG2A receptors can also prevent cytolysis of healthy cells by recognizing expression of nonclassical class I HLA-E complexes [ 45, 51– 51].

Anyone who grew up in the rural Deep South will recognize expressions like "Kiss my foot!" or "I don't feel like fooling with it" as echoes of a bittersweet past.

Many researchers have tried to analyze facial expressions by using the distribution of facial features as input of a classification system in order to recognize expressions.