But Penske's cars will still be recognizable for their red-and-white paint scheme.
The World Financial Center is recognizable for what it is, but also looks absurd as a bastion of economic might.
Mr. Krenov's cabinets, rarely more than 4 feet high and 26 inches wide, are recognizable for their long, slim legs.
Ibrahimovic, 31, is recognizable for his immense creativity, his irrepressible personality and his tattooed frame, regularly topped with a samurai ponytail.
The spots, like their 75 to 100 predecessors, are recognizable for being shot in the letterbox format with bands of blue -- there's that color again -- framing the action at the top and bottom of the screen.
Mr. Ruscha, whose paintings are recognizable for their frequent inclusion of words or phrases across the landscape or scene and are part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, rarely gives interviews.
Within Beds I and II of the Olduvai Basin a Sequence Stratigraphic analysis has achieved a relative time framework in which time-rock units, "lake-parasequences," each generated by a major advance and withdrawal of the lake system, are recognizable for average periods of about 4000 years duration.
Isotherm type IV was recognizable for MCM-41 with hysteresis.
A probable presence of C4 plant (millet) in the diet is recognizable for the sample USD459 T31 for which the δ13C is −18.0‰, considering that the millet has been shown to be present in Italy by the Bronze Age [41].
Similarly, at HER, the fluctuations of the eastward component of o is correlated more highly with that of ng than that of na, though no geomagnetic jerk is recognizable for either one around 1970.
