Sentences with phrase «clearly recognizable»

Focusing on their wording, and making sure that they are clearly recognizable, is vital for successfully managing conflict.

Don't call your resume «resume» — take a second or two to personalize the file name to FirstLastNameResume.doc — that way it's clearly recognizable as your resume to recruiters and hiring managers.

Top 5 dates with most cases filed: Date Patent Case Filed 4/23/14 190 11/1 / 13 86 11/26 / 13 78 11/21 / 12 71 10/22 / 13 69 Even looking at weekly and monthly patent case filing totals, this spike event is clearly recognizable as record - breaking.

Clearly recognizable is the prograde (superrotating) equatorial jet and alternating off - equatorial jets.

As in the zonal wind animation, Rossby wave packets are clearly recognizable, as are a host of smaller coherent vortices.

SC No, there are several artists around whose work has a degree of abstraction and yet they still make use of images that are very clearly recognizable as images.

At times these carvings are clearly recognizable as human figures, in others the form is cut into with holes, and parts of the figure are even removed completely, others again appear as groups of natural - looking stones or boulders which hardly seem touched by the sculptor's chisel.

Warren's sculptures continue to ebb from figuration to abstraction and range from amorphous to more clearly recognizable forms, which are sometimes sexual in nature and reference the body in humorous and challenging ways.

Cézanne's often repetitive, exploratory brushstrokes are highly characteristic and clearly recognizable.

• Representational Art This describes images that are clearly recognizable for what they purport to be.

One of her best - known works, «Summer Street» (1956) at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., includes a clearly recognizable fruit stand amid a dynamic swirl of patterns and colors.

, takes this idea one step further as the collages evolve from abstracted Baroque-esque designs that incorporate symbols of these subcultures to personified figurative subjects with clearly recognizable human faces and bodies.

Warren's sculptures in clay, bronze and steel, ebb from figuration to abstraction, ranging from the amorphous to more clearly recognizable forms.

As a leading member of the Abstract Expressionists, de Kooning startled much of the art world with the introduction in 1953 of his Women paintings, that «bore clearly recognizable images of females figures, and thus rejected the commitment to non-objectivity that previously characterized his own work and Abstract Expressionism more generally.

The artist's original image, clearly recognizable, is now enhanced with the visions of the many students who added to the tiles.

This is often problematic, if the artwork is not the primary content of the image or is not clearly recognizable: in that case, usually only the creator of the resulting picture (recording, etc.) holds a copyright.

Make sure the video's subject puppy is clearly recognizable with a colored collar for example...

In Puppy classes (see 2.7), the following judgments can be awarded: • «very promising»: Animals that correspond to the breed standard fully or display minor, insignificant limitations in anatomy; • «promising»: Animals that correspond to the breed standard, but have clearly recognizable anatomical or developmental limitations; • «less promising»: Animals that display defects concerning their temperament and / or breed - worthiness qualifications.

These are just a handful of course, and I'm sure you all follow well - written blogs on topics other than writing that, despite their unique angles, convey a clearly recognizable theme and fulfill their purpose in giving readers useful and timely information.

However, his vocabulary is conveniently limited to words that are clearly recognizable to a modern - day reader, and the letters are «reproduced» in a modern typeface; so they are actually very easy to follow.

The cover has to be eye catching, indicative of the genre, and clearly recognizable in thumbnail size.

We have incorporated key elements of existing Discovery DNA, such as the stepped roof line and distinctive C - pillar design, and refined them for the 21st Century ensuring it is still clearly recognizable as a Discovery.»

The exterior of the 8 Series concept is clearly recognizable as a BMW with its large kidney grille.

Clearly recognizable as a member of the AMG GT family, the new AMG GT 4 - Door Coupe follows the design philosophy of Sensual Purity.

Director of Design, Ian Callum exclaimed, «The F - PACE is our first ever SUV but it is clearly recognizable as a Jaguar and for it to win the 2017 World Car of the Year trophy vindicates our decision to bring our unique design principles and dynamic qualities to a new sector of the market».

Despite its coupe - like styling, the Audi Q3 is clearly recognizable as a member of the Q family.

The steps taken in Shanghai to successfully turn around schools will be clearly recognizable to anyone familiar with the school - turnaround process in the United States and other countries.

The voices of Gambon and Staunton are clearly recognizable as Paddington's Uncle Pastuzo and Aunt Lucy, respectively.

DNA Detectives Find Genetic Markers for Lung Cancers Most Likely to Recur Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center uncovered clearly recognizable genetic alterations in tumors and tissue removed from patients with early - stage lung cancers that look like good predictors of which of these cancers are more likely to recur.

Cervical cancer is a disease that evolves slowly over the course of a decade or more and has clearly recognizable pre-cancerous stages.

The image of God as a supernatural being, who from time to time intervenes in the affairs of the natural world in clearly recognizable ways, and who can suspend or reverse the usual behavior of natural phenomena, if He so wishes, in order to perform His will, is one which has become less and less tenable as the new world has emerged.

Marx is offering here an outline of an ordered society in which the relations of human beings to one another and to nature are both clearly recognizable and rationally acceptable.

It was an oddity in this neighborhood, because it was both standing and clearly recognizable.

Are they as clearly recognizable as they were to the Antioch church?

Not exact matches

It is clearly beneficial for me to recognize others, but also beneficial for me to be recognizable.

The pictures you upload on your online profile has to be such which makes you clearly visible and recognizable to the partner you are meeting.

There were numerous recognizable faces who were clearly having a good time and while not forwarding the action or leaving an indelible mark on the silver screen, did themselves no great harm.

Finley clearly never has been on camera before (his most notable credit is as Jean Valjean's understudy in the Broadway production of «Les Miserables»), but his guileless inexperience becomes a blessing in disguise, as it's the character's only recognizable trait.

Eventually, however, the puzzle pieces have to start forming a recognizable image — there's even a baldly expository / symbolic scene that illustrates this using actual puzzle pieces — and The Captive's endgame is simultaneously so silly and muddled that it's impossible to take seriously, even though Egoyan is clearly struggling to make some sort of grand statement.

And yet it clearly doesn't matter because «Rectify» holds you captive just the way it is, void of star power (the biggest «get» is a brief appearance by Hal Holbrook, who starred across from McKinnon in the winning 2009 drama That Evening Sun) and exciting licensed music (Stone Temple Pilots» «Creep» is probably the most recognizable needle drop).

Although Murphy is clearly the most recognizable face, he is supported strongly by a good cast of character actors who seem much more tailor made for their respective roles, and even veterans like Stamp (My Boss's Daughter) and Tilly (Monsters Inc.) are fun to watch in roles that they don't get a chance to play often.

Ultimately be the «face of the organization» being clearly identified as the spokesperson and recognizable as the VECCS representative.

Nevertheless, there are recognizable figures, at least, in Tacoma — the station's holograms are very clearly human of shape and movement.

More detailed graphics began to appear in arcades and even on the less - powerful home consoles, more clearly depicting recognizable objects and yes, even characters.

It delivers a familiar brand of skill - based swing - block - dodge combat, uses remarkably similar systems to facilitate progress, offers a recognizable style of cooperative online play, and — this is key — strives for (and attains) a degree of satisfying difficulty that feels almost directly lifted from the games to which it so clearly searched for inspiration.

The large tableaux have been executed in Melgaard's easily recognizable, personal and clearly expressionistic style with firm black contour lines and paint in strong, bright colours in the figuration, with Bjarne Melgaard's own words and text elements.

Excuse me but my english is not so good... Many times I see on TV documentaries about travels and other stuff that clearly represent recognizable people, more specifically: Crowd on the Street, kids,...

Plus, the only company clearly identified or recognizable on the solicitations was my mortgage lender — and the mailers went out of their way to clarify they were in no way associated with them.

While the Surface's look isn't yet as well - known as the MacBook, Microsoft has established a recognizable visual identity with the Surface line and the company clearly is not interested in losing this brand recognition.

Clearly, Huawei's focus has been on building a smartwatch that is first and foremost a recognizable watch.