recognizable

Well, thinking about it means you likely cause any failures to fail gracefully, in a well defined, recognizable, predictable manner.

All it does is bless the approach of using prototypes in ways that are recognizable from non-prototypal languages.

And when a person changes their mind, there is also no recognizable single neuron that has changed.

Since Hazaras look different and easily recognizable from a typical Pakistani, they are easy targets for their terrorist activities.

R&D, by virtue of being R&D, rarely makes it to the market in a recognizable form.

The DC government, while still terrible, has vastly improved in the last decade, so much so that it's not even recognizable.

The problem of subconscious bias is that it's not consciously recognizable by its very nature.

That square-with-the-bottom-missing character seems to be the proper codepoint for lowercase-pi, but it's definitely a not a recognizable rendering of lowercase-pi.

I think they have deviated away from recognizable icons for the rest of the toolbar too.

Maybe because South China Sea is more recognizable in a headline?

Go uses customized but recognizable derivatives of the Plan 9 compilers.

This is reflected in the city as well, which in very large swaths are not even recognizable compared to 10 years ago (in a good way).

In all seriousness, I wonder how far removed from the original you'd have to go to be recognizable as "that birthday song" and still avoid a copyright claim?

(With a sufficiently generous definition of "noise" that includes "the random process that selected training data from an underlying distribution".) Just seeing recognizable images in a visualization of the model doesn't tell you anything about overfitting.

This is important, here's Wik on the subject: "Consideration must be "sufficient" (i.e., recognizable by the law), but need not be "adequate" (i.e., the consideration need not be a fair and reasonable exchange for the benefit of the promise).