Also included in the exhibition are film sets that will be instantly recognisable to fans of Wallace and Gromit, such as the pair's chintzy dining room and wonderfully old-fashioned kitchen, and the rocket from A Grand Day Out in which the pair travel to the moon.
"It's something that will be very recognisable to the Brits but will obviously have universal relevance as well," says cast member Dominic West, who plays a real-life gay rights activist who was one of the first people in the UK to be diagnosed HIV positive.
Arc 1950 is being developed by Intrawest and bears all the hallmarks of that company's style, which will be recognisable instantly to anyone who has stayed in its North American resorts, such as Whistler.
However, our results will be relevant to whichever local structures take over this function, particularly given that many of the geographical areas presented here will be recognisable in the new structure.
His drive for life will be recognisable to anyone who has had experience of mental illness, and felt that upswing after the fall, that this-time-I-won't-take-life-for-granted feeling.
There will be "recognisable" dishes such as roast lamb as well as less recognisable ones such as pig's ears on toast and, possibly, "toast sandwich".
Ideas will get fine-tuned and tested, but the concepts will still be recognisable.
I don't use a graphic, but if you decide that a logo reflects your services more effectively than words then go for something simple which will still be recognisable on a small card.
He presumably meant that it's recognisable, comfortable and will fit in nicely with the surroundings of your home.
If someday we communicate with another part of the universe, we can be sure of one thing that both cultures will have in common: a periodic table of the elements, which will be instantly recognisable by both intelligent life forms.
