0 very different to before, or changed very much, and therefore not able to be recognized: --
Although the borough is unrecognizable as the industrial town it once was, growing pains have left marks.
He does, however, plan to douse her in hydrochloric acid, rendering her unrecognizable.
And although not unrecognizable as coming from the same mouth, the speeches have been at least slightly different.
Ovarian regeneration (see below) will shortly eliminate pathological clues to their former existence and successful host response against these small (0-44-0 mm) parasites perhaps renders them unrecognizable.
This account would imply that an artist drawing a baby or photographing an unrecognizable part of a baby's body was necessarily wrong because it was instrumentalization.
By this strategy, the animal would sensibly decline tests when the trace fell below criterion because that weak trace might be unrecognizable amidst the foils at test.
Dead parasites are either removed from the host via defaecation, digestion and lysis, or rendered unrecognizable due to encapsulation and calcification processes.
As plans for the composition expanded, greater levels of detail gradually rendered this initial plan almost unrecognizable.
