Príklady appearance

• Madonna made a guest appearance at the concert.

• The health minister made a personal appearance at the hospital.

• Top footballers make regular appearances on TV.

• The endless public appearances are an inevitable part of an election campaign.

• Her last concert appearance in Britain was no ordinary performance.

• Don't be fooled by his appearance.

• She had a decidedly down-at-heel appearance.

• You really need to smarten up your appearance, Chris - and the same goes for the rest of you.

• I bought these shoes for their practicality not their appearance.

• The outward appearance of the building has not changed at all in 200 years.

• The vain pathos of the tortoises' courtship was reinforced by their superficial appearance.

• It is almost certain that such an appearance never took place.

• Admittedly, the creation of such commissions is frequently symbolic politics at its worst, giving the appearance of official activity but ultimately changing nothing.

• Trophic diversity is assessed by assigning taxa to trophic habits, thereby revealing the appearance of new components of ecosystem structure over time.

• In many studies, investigators report not the date of appearance of a variant but the date of appearance of the specific antibody to it.

• The appearance of spontaneous errors depends on noise, but also on the relative confusability of the targets.

• Likewise, frequent television appearances cover a wide range of programme types.

• The band typically had a rather distorted appearance, and showed slight variations in electrophoretic migration depending on the amount of sample in the gel.

• In these specimens, the thin stripes also displayed a more dotted appearance in the peripheral field representation.

• Again, this is in accordance with the postmodern principle that the appearance has priority over the technical and the practical.

• And third, the woman looks either dead or made of plastic which problematises her otherwise conventionally attractive appearance.

• The following chapters, though superficially presenting the appearance of disconnected essays, really possess a strong bond of continuity.

• This strongly suggests that the cause of the instability must be sought in the low-capillary-number regime, which is consistent with its delayed appearance.

• In fact, there are specific postnatal critical periods and developmental sequences for the appearance of the biogenic amines dopamine and noradrenaline.

• The resulting changes in color appearance are consistent with mechanisms formed by different linear combinations of the cone signals.