recognizably造句
1) At seven weeks, an embryo is recognizably human.
2) The vaulting is once again recognizably his.
3) There are some powers and relationships that recognizably fall within the rubric of the Constitution.
4) He was recognizably slimmer now.
5) Recognizably , cardiologists will require some time to assimilate these guidelines, and patients probably will need een longer to feel comfortable with the changes.
6) A song should have a series of recognizably different musical sound.
7) It is recognizably human, but the minimal design means that you are unable to distinguish whether the robot is male or female, young or old.
8) A song should have a series of recognizably different musical sounds.
9) The high recognizably level of this trade mark on developing countriesmarketbecame the reason for making this decision.
10) I wanted to make music that was recognizably pop but had a different twist.
11) Habits are a curse, but there is no recognizably human form of life without them.
12) Indeed, in essentials the national character will be recognizably much as it has been for a couple of centuries.
13) At seven weeks, an embryo is about three-fourths of an inch long and recognizably human.
14) The extreme social and economic difficulties they faced on independence meant that the emergence of recognizably democratic party politics was by no means certain.
15) In this environment, the probation service was shaped into a recognizably national system.
16) Some of its characteristics, such as long arms and a protruding nose, are recognizably human.
17) But his view is certainly focused on America's core security interests and is recognizably realist.
18) You may think you know where all this is headed and you're probably right, but the getting there is funny and occasionally moving and sometimes even recognizably human.
19) The eight planets are the dominant end products of disk accretion and differ recognizably from the vast populations of asteroids and KBOs.
20) So: birds and bushes on islands off the coast of South America resemble South American birds and bushes; islands near Africa are populated by recognizably African forms.
21) Indeed, Wu was one of the first to forsake realist works for abstractions, which somehow managed to remain recognizably Chinese.
22) Soon you hear a lot of static, but then the needle simply disappears in a vibrational blur as the song in question is dimly but recognizably heard above the background noise.
23) As the translator pointed out in the preface to an English version of Dante's works, the violin and the piano make different sounds, but they can play what is recognizably the same piece of music.
24) A feature that helps to identify, tell apart, or describe recognizably; a distinguishing mark or trait.
25) The main objection to this definition is that it excludes many people in China and India who are recognizably middle-class but earn less than $12 a day.