Examples of using Recognisably in English and their translations into German
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Sodden by the river, but still recognisably.
For a Porsche that is recognisably a 911, even from a distance.
Defining the game is no longer quite as easy as it was in the early works andyet it is still recognisably there.
Yet typically and recognisably HUAWEI.
Use for: a romance story which blends elements from the fantasy genre or features mythical creatures or supernatural elements butremain primarily& recognisably a romance story.
And can the Greens remain recognisably the same in all these different coalitions?
Jünger depicted the war as a natural phenomenon governed by fate;he did not judge and he did not recognisably express an opinion either.
I, too, will come forward, distinctly and recognisably, when the human being is facing a crucial decision, when he is pushed off the right path by My adversary's cunning and is still uncertain.
I saw Europe transforming itself into something new- still recognisably Europe- but different, surprising.
Perhaps Mr Schulz can tell me- although he is not here- whether he wants, in an episode of the crime series'Tatort' filmed in Munich,the detectives to be driving around in BMWs and drinking something that is recognisably Löwenbräu?
The non-production of surplus should not be recognisably different from the production of needs.”.
The roach, which is widespread throughout Europe and which also lives in the brackish water of the Baltic Sea, can contain the bacterium Clostridium(C.)botulinum and botulinum neurotoxins without the fish being recognisably spoiled.
An interior that reflects the doctor's mindset and recognisably sets it clearly apart from other practises.
The prize- named after Manfred Grommek, who lived in Bad Soden and died in 2007- should preferably be conferredon"a young musician at the start of his or her musical career with recognisably great development potential.
If one takes a bite out of an apple, what remains is recognisably no longer the same apple as the original one.
With regard to statements and acts of rank and file members or of adherents who do not belong to the party,it is decisive whether their behaviour recognisably expresses the party's political will.
The aesthetically designedplatforms that matched the displayed products were recognisably integrated into oversized, colour-coded frames with LED illumination, therefore enabling a quick orientation for the visitors.
When you register for one of our personalised services, such as the subscription of press releases or the use of the download library,we request personal data using the relevant forms that recognisably and directly pertains to you or your identity"Klardaten".
The KOMPASS Advice Centre is there for juveniles and young adults who are recognisably undergoing a radicalisation process within the context of religiously-motivated extremism, and who cannot yet be considered motivated to exit the scene.
The other two panels show scenes from the life of Alexander the Great,with the image on the right recognisably rendering the episode of Diogenes in his tub.
If necessary, it can- without prejudice to Article 8(4) TESM, which recognisably is not intended to cover such circumstances- make payment subject to the proviso of revocation, make use of possibilities to offset payments, or request securities.
The board established, however, that the features which the opponents thoughtwere missing were not connected in any recognisably close way with the problem put forward in this priority document.
The court maybase its decision on an aspect that a party has recognisably overlooked or has deemed to be insignificant, provided that this does not merely concern an ancillary claim, only if it has given corresponding notice of this fact and has allowed the opportunity to address the matter.
The Publisher is obliged not to present prepared advertising means in such a context that may recognisably endanger the economic interests of belboon or its Advertiser customers.
And to what extent does choreography itself appear as that curious, dark-iridescent thing, which gathers a collective into an unusual simultaneousness,in order to reflect back to that collective its own(un-)recognisably distorted contradictions and differences in a sound form?
The members are entitled to cost free consulting,advice and support in all matters recognisably in harmony with the purpose of the Federation(§ 2 section 2) and of fundamental significance for the majority of Federation members and not merely relevant to the individual case in question.
Section 1567 Living apart(1) Thespouses are living apart if there is no domestic community between them and a spouse recognisably does not intend to create this because he rejects conjugal community.
The basic question the architects of gmp asked themselvesis how to create architecture which is recognisably"Vietnamese" in a country with a deep divide between North and South, with two capital cities, Hanoi and Saigon, where architecture has been dominated by the influence of the former colonial powers France and Japan.
The convergence of these discourses, which had probably never been that separate but are now less distinct than ever,seemed to bespeak a common form of subjectivation that was profiling recognisably"artistic" modes of being as the desirable, if not necessary, attributes of the contemporary producer/consumer, and that was able to absorb resistant practices more fluidly than ever.
It is also disappointing that the European Youth Goals, which were developed at the EU Youth Conference in Sofia in April 2018,are nowhere recognisably included in the proposal, although this EU-wide youth participation process was launched in the summer of 2017 with the explicit aim of involving young people in the development of the new EU Youth Strategy.