Sentence examples for to recognise from from inspiring English sources

Sand martins are easy to recognise from their small size, brown wings and white underparts.

We also came up with a standard poster layout to make our publicity easier to recognise from a distance.

Although knickpoints are difficult to recognise from subsurface seismic or outcrop data, it is anticipated that they can form at any stage of the evolution of a channel levee system and may be particularly important in controlling 3D channel architecture where channels intersect dynamically changing seabed bathymetry.

It is important to recognise from this, that logistic support for deployable teams needs to integrate with the larger relief effort.

First, our community partner knew how to approach participants to ensure their safety and she was able to recognise from experience that we would need to remain flexible about how information was shared, gathered and recorded.

As the calf is down, the team will also notch its ears – cut a unique triangular shape from the soft outer lobe – which will enable trackers to recognise it from a distance in the future.

Dispatchers are taught how to recognise calls from people with mental health conditions and deploy only those officers who are trained to recognise symptoms.

Indeed, despite those distinct saucer-shaped blue eyes of hers, it's almost impossible to recognise her from one role to the next.

It was not the same, however, in the northern territory, home to most of Kosovo's 120,000-strong Serb minority, who refuse to recognise rule from Pristina.

To understand why being human is so difficult, think about how you might get a computer to recognise people from photographs.

For example, he has grown to recognise footballers from their style and technique, and the rough outline of the way they look.