recognisable造句

It is a landmark, recognisable by a sober design and the quality of his materiality.

Toyota's Prius hybrid car is not only green; it is also instantly recognisable as such.

His often repetitive, sensitive and exploratory brushstrokes are highly characteristic and clearly recognisable.

And the phone does take perfectly usable pictures and recognisable videos.

Ahead lay an afternoon visiting one of Kenya's most recognisable sights - but one that rarely features in tourist brochures.

However, Moggi, who is the most recognisable face of Calciopoli, has cast a shadow over the47- year-old’ s credentials.

THE red Routemaster bus is one of London's abiding ICONS, its curvaceous silhouette as recognisable as Big Ben.

The breakthrough came when some cells continued to grow, elongating and growing a tail which caused them to move, and forming recognisable sperm cells.

In SOME respects electioneering in Sudan would be instantly recognisable to the thousands of would-be MPs who set off on the campaign trail this week in Britain.

The true flag of Scotland, tartan, is recognisable from the brightly coloured plaid patterns which are used to distinguish the various clans.

Patterns of innovation, Mr Johnson suggests, are fractal: “they reappear in recognisable form as you zoom in and out, from molecule to neuron to pixel to sidewalk.”

Butt several of the most recognisable buildings in the city, including towers and temples, now lie in rubble after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

Easily THE most iconic and recognisable video game character of all time, Mario has been bouncing around our screens since 1981 and charming millions of people along the way.

Though both are books of truth, what yokes them together is in fact mere frankness: frankness about the life of the body in its most pedestrian, its most recognisable, its most universal form.

But the mammoth, although instantly recognisable, is drawn in a quite different way - simplified and schematised, somewhere between a caricature and an abstraction, and this is no one-off accident;

It has been improved in many ways, but the way in which the protocol breaks information into packets and then checks for errors in their transmission is still recognisable.