| His work has been identified in around fourteen other manuscripts, several of them localizable to Utrecht. |
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| The song of Rufousand-white Wrens is very characteristic, consisting of easily localizable pure tones and intermediate-frequency whistles. |
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| Brightcove players are localizable in the many different geographies into which our customers deliver their media. |
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| This resistance to identifying pains with localizable physical conditions comes from the second thread found in the very same common-sense conception of pain. |
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| The basic idea of this new story about renormalization is that the influences of higher energy processes are localizable in a few structural properties which can be captured by an adjustment of parameters. |
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| Store localizable components in unique directories, so that a localized version can be created by swapping in or out a number of specific directories. |
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| All localizable resources edits impact the currently selected language. |
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| Translate all localizable resources now visible on the form. |
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| Irigaray demonstrates that the feminine has typically been identified with space, or a localizable place of inertia, while the masculine has been identified with time, especially ecstatic projection toward the future. |
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| An observable particular, then, is a bit of extended, localizable stuff that may be variously characterized at various times and in various places. |
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