identifiable

1 The nominees were identifiable by their white corsages.

2 She was still horribly emaciated and barely identifiable by this stage.

3 “He was vaguely searching for an identifiable field full of specific problems,” Tuve concluded.

4 Better yet, this film gave him a family for the first time, rooting his mania in something identifiable.

5 A join point is an identifiable point in the execution of a system.

连接点是系统执行中的一个可标识的点。

6 In Nairobi, many of this social class, especially those in their 20s and 30s, are easily identifiable.

7 And I didn’t just compromise my own privacy; if you do a DNA test your relatives become easily identifiable.

8 There is no newly discovered collection of brain regions that are wired together in such a way that they comprise the identifiable neural counterpart of hatred.

9 They’re one of the most famous elements of the story, so instantly identifiable that they were made into a dubiously conceived popcorn bucket for the release of Denis Villeneuve’s new “Dune: Part Two.”

10 Specifications are not precisely identifiable in the UML diagrams.

UML图中不能精确的确认规格说明。

11 Components: Identifiable parts of a larger program or construction.

组件：较大的程序或构造的可标识部分。

12 There is the ongoing argument about reggaeton’s political utility, which suggests that political expression must be easily identifiable in order to be valuable.

13 Her style may change—sometimes smoky, here whispering, there deeply mournful, then cheeky and girlish—but Spektor’s vocals are always uniquely identifiable.

14 And he was like, "No, there's not really enough to . . . He's not like Trump. He doesn't have that mannerism, that way of speaking that's so identifiable."

15 But the lyrical feeling of Smith’s motifs was also immediately identifiable.

16 The result is that everything is instantly identifiable as being part of the collection while still looking distinctive.

17 The few identifiable songs are in a pop idiom.

18 Although the last decade has seen the consolidation of an identifiable Sandra Bullock "brand", or so it feels, she claims there's "no brand", that it's all just a fluke.

19 Yet she rarely places figures in identifiable settings: They float in space, ungrounded, preserving a multivalent status as symbols.

20 “Whether artists like it or not, artworks are always ideological tokens, even if they don’t serve identifiable clients by name,” Mr. Haacke once said.

1 可辨识的

distinguishable cognizable

2 显而易见的

self-apparent simple transparent self-evident demonstrable pikestaff crystal clear

3 可辨别

recognizably