0 If someone or something is identifiable, you can recognize them and say or prove who or what they are. -- dający się zidentyfikować
Moreover, what dangers are there when leaders identify certain easily identifiable ethnic groups as the enemy?
Furthermore, caring for and maintaining an object's identity not only renders it identifiable among other objects; it also introduces a relative constancy over time.
These processes are identifiable parts of a system that can be modelled by a number of variables and constraints over these variables.
Mail-bombers are not easily identifiable since they normally use special software to safeguard their privacy such as cryptation, and keep their identity hidden.
Species identifiable through macroscopic characters were noted in the field, while others were collected for identification using microscopic features in the laboratory.
The unaffected area of the muscle was identifiable by light microscope observation.
Complete valves of ostracodes, or their large identifiable fragments were counted as specimens in a representative part of the 1-0.5 mm fraction.
The results support the presence of identifiable groups of young adolescents with distinct psychological profiles who appear to be predisposed to different patterns of adaptation.
