But identifiable tones soon emerge, with a distorted bass and, at one point, an oh-so-sincere '60s sound — an electric 12-string guitar and a psychedelic glimmer of flute (or is it a Mellotron sample of flute?) — before the synthesizers start pumping again.
Diversification commenced soon after the first identifiable legumes appeared in the fossil record ~56 million years ago (Mya), and all living legumes are thought to share a common ancestor that existed an estimated ~59 Mya [ 5].
"They were so identifiable".
Anonymity is derived from the Greek word ανωνυμία, meaning "no name", however it soon took on the meaning "non-identifiable".
Of all the world's major economies, Britain's is in the most identifiable phase of the cycle the classical boom, soon to be followed by the inevitable bust.
; Of all of the world's major economies, Britain is in the most identifiable phase of the cycle the classical boom, soon to be followed by the inevitable bust.; Here's my U.K. investment strategy: In portfolios we manage, we have sold our British government gilts.
Nevertheless, amelioration of pain and improvement of personal subjective feeling set in soon after the start of TNF neutralization, long before inflammation decline becomes identifiable using common clinical tests.
The posts were deleted and soon afterwards, the UEJF and four other anti-racism groups asked to see identifiable details of who had written the messages.
Across from us sat two older gentlemen, not initially identifiable as part of the "secondary ticket market" work force, but it soon became evident they were.
More beguiling, however, is the story of Laurens's slave, Scipio, who began calling himself Robert Laurens as soon as he stepped ashore, obviously eager to be rid of what was clearly identifiable as a slave name.
