Sentence examples for Acquired recognition from inspiring English sources
Acquired recognition of predator odours enhances an individual's survival during encounters with predators whether learnt individually or simultaneously as part of a multi-predator 'cocktail' [27].
One of his most serious threats was a rebellion by a usurper, Amenmeses, who claimed the kingship and acquired recognition in Upper Egypt.
In 1849, during a visit to England, he secured British recognition of Liberia as a sovereign nation; and in 1852, in another trip to continental Europe, he acquired recognition from other powers.
Baume says, "People who are facing similar barriers to participation in society need the support of those of us who have acquired recognition," which is a call to action for many in the heteronormative and cis gay and lesbian communities to remember the allies.
The rapidly acquired recognition of homeopathy created serious problems.
Ultimately, the interest her work deserves can probably only come about by acquiring recognition from an audience cultivated upon the premise of innovation.
Yet precisely because Can Xue's work is so utterly innovative, it is relatively difficult for her work to acquire recognition within the constricting boundaries and expectations placed upon literature emanating from China.
In the same book as "From Analysis to Perception," Mr. Drucker wrote that "management will increasingly be the discipline and practice through which the humanities will again acquire recognition, impact and relevance".
As the complexity of animal body architecture increased, integrins were forced to acquire recognition capabilities toward the wide variety of ECM ligands and cell surface counter-receptors that emerged during evolution.
Finally, in the presence of EDC and NHS, anti-EpCAM could react with –NH2 groups on the ZGG-NH2 nanoparticle surface to acquire recognition site and then the ZGG-EpCAM nanoprobe was obtained.
The majority of previous studies have investigated the ability of prey to acquire recognition of just one predator at a time under various conditions.
