Sentence examples for which was recognizable from inspiring English sources

Somewhat less justified but still understandable, the GOP was frustrated that they had been outfoxed by the Obama administration, the hand of which was recognizable throughout this whole initiative.

The robot was positioned by a game board, which was recognizable as the Wheel of Fortune set.

On May 2012 issue of Leukemia, Valleron et al. presented a specific gene-expression signature, characterizing acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL), which was recognizable by ectopic expression of SNORD112 114 small nucleolar RNAs (snoRNAs) located at the DLK1-DIO3 locus.

"But you go back to the 70's, you still have a lot of cars which are recognizable.

Serena summarizes a half dozen of Haley's short stories, several of which are recognizable as versions of McEwan's fiction from the 1970s.

Thus, by the strictest definition of historical evidence, we require both the name, and its [being attached] to some description which is recognizable cricket, before it is safe to talk about the origin of the game.

Fife, a legendary Scottish yacht builder in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was renowned for the quality and classic lines of his boats, which were recognizable, too, by their trademark stylized Chinese dragon decorative scrollwork.

Architecture, too, plays a role: the fictional school where the movie is set is modeled on Princeton (my alma mater), which is recognizable in several establishing shots (the view through Blair Arch is particurlarly evocative) and is reproduced in several sets that suggest the imposing Gothic stylings.

The company claims it can convert illegible writing into words and letters which are recognizable and processable by computers.

Grains within a distance of 50 μm from the upper and lower sample boundaries were analyzed carefully while avoiding reaction products, which are recognizable within the BSE images.

Additionally, different image processing and image manipulation tools offer a variety of possibilities to alter image data without leaving traces which are recognizable by the human visual system.