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Putting them there made them more recognizable.
It's a very common posture in high-ranking males, and it's very recognizable because humans do this kind of stuff.
Well, if you take agriculture over a century, agriculture in about 1900 would have been recognizable to somebody planting a thousand years earlier.
They've been able to decode brainwaves into recognizable visual fields.
The chemical composition of our bronze sculptures keeps them recognizable for over 10 million.
And in a minute you'll see it enter our lab, which is recognizable by the clutter that you see.
Edgar Allan Poe’s image is not just instantly recognizable – it’s perfectly suited to his reputation.
Narrators include familiar Medieval figures such as a Knight, a Clerk, and a Nun, and the less recognizable Reeve, and Mancible, and others.
The periodic table is instantly recognizable.
Although modern English speakers may think Old English sounds like a different language, if you look and listen closely, you'll find many words that are recognizable.
In Leucippus's theory, the atom is the smallest, indivisible bit of stuff that's still recognizable as hydrogen, carbon, or iron.
This image of the Vitruvian Man, taken from Leonardo's sketches, has become one of the most recognizable symbols of the Renaissance.
This is the recognizable backbone of many genres popular around the world, from rock, country, and jazz, to reggae and cumbia.
They can respond with kindness to people in distress, or with aggression to threats because stress and anger manifest as a cloud of hormones recognizable to the dog's nose.
Behaviors like smoking and excessive alcohol consumption also have a very recognizable odor.
It probably doesn't look very familiar, but it might be more recognizable if you know some German.
And according to Ekman, anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise are equally recognizable.
We use science and the world we know as a backbone, to ground ourselves in something relatable and recognizable.
And like many pirates of that era, he flew a flag that bore the macabre symbols of a human skull and a pair of crossed bones, because those motifs had signified death in so many cultures for centuries, that their meaning was instantly recognizable, even in the lawless, illiterate world of the high seas: surrender or you'll suffer.
Its shape is deformed, but our planet would be recognizable by the water on its surface.
Rather than recognizable monsters, graphic violence, or startling shocks, the terror of “Lovecraftian” horror lies in what’s not directly portrayed– but left instead to the dark depths of our imagination.
We can see now what was barely recognizable in the original: 17 red and orange squares are juxtaposed with just two green squares.
And if you think about it, a lot of the foods that we or Americans think of as Chinese food are barely recognizable to Chinese.
The past and the present work quite well together in Italy also, and I think that it's recognizable there, and has an important effect on culture, because their public spaces are protected, their sidewalks are protected, and you're actually able to confront these things physically, and I think this helps people get over their fear of modernism and other such things.
Rocks like granite are full of crystals, but none have recognizable shapes.
And it was worth it, because they bought this thing, and it played out on such a grand scale, and it's so internationally recognizable, but for me it was actually a very, very depressing year.
It has taken diverse forms— sometimes, as with mumia, it doesn't involved recognizable parts of the human body.
But actually, in the year 2100 most things are surprisingly recognizable.
But mutations can make a virus less recognizable to our immune systems— and therefore more difficult to fight off.
Social plastic is money, a globally recognizable and tradable currency that, when used, alleviates poverty and cleans the environment at the same time.
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