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Certainly, with his standard uniform of floppy white hat and button-down blue shirt -- not to mention the prominent white beard and the familiar green bottle wrapped in his fist -- Street is a uniquely recognizable figure.

The spectral analysis of the pressure signal reveals that even during the stable performance regimes, characteristic fluid oscillation frequencies are not uniquely recognizable.

As indicated above, the direct pre-marking of the selected landmarks on the face makes these easily identifiable and uniquely recognizable on the virtual model of the face, allowing extremely precise anthropometric measurements [22, 24, 26].

Response to systemic inflammation without apparent infectious stimuli such as what is observed in SIRS was shown to have distinct features that may make it uniquely recognizable at the metabolomics level.

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Second, because Steve is such an earnest, straight-ahead character (the publisher's closest equivalent personality-wise to DC Comics' Superman) any film version had to straddle the line between making him hard-edged enough to work for modern auds while preserving enough of his personality to keep him recognizable as uniquely Cap.

The Frederick C. Robie house, a U.S. National Historic Landmark, is known as the greatest example of Wright's Prairie styled homes, a type of architecture that is considered most uniquely American, and is recognizable by long horizontal lines thought to invoke the prairie landscape.

This approach would allow us to identify exploration strategies (easily recognizable in intensity, location, and time course) that maximize exchange of information and can uniquely discriminate among different types of hypertonia.

It was with Jaws (1976) that Williams created something uniquely individual--that famous shark theme and the technique of associating characters with their own recognizable musical themes.

While the fitness consequences of the melanic phenotypes in this study are unknown, studies of pigmentation may be uniquely positioned to identify convergence and to uncover its molecular basis because pigmentation traits are easily recognizable and many of the genes involved in producing pigments are well characterized.

This uniquely designed program has contributed enormously to fostering the development of neuroscientists in the past 60 years and has left a recognizable mark on 20th and 21st century neuroscience research.