Sentence examples for By acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

To break the stability constraint of the pulse master synchronization, the phase information is proposed to be carried by acknowledgement.

Trust in scientific findings is not solely generated by unerring model results but also by acknowledgement and transparency of uncertainties respecting that reality is not strictly deterministic.

When the tag receiver acquires the signal at the phase, it demodulates the carried phase information and feeds it back to the master node by acknowledgement, or directly relays it back.

In the author's experience, in many cases, the initial meeting would start with student denials, followed by acknowledgement and justification, but over time, for some students, it would take a critically reflective turn followed by what seemed to be tears of remorse and a sense of understanding.

The positive outcomes of the couple-based interventions reviewed should be tempered by acknowledgement of some methodological limitations.

In addition, perhaps because of the novelty of this finding, it was felt that some of the conclusions should be tempered by acknowledgement that there might be other potential mechanisms to explain the findings.

The generation who grew up surrounded by acknowledgements that they had dignity, bravery and the capacity for greatness were, unsurprisingly, nifty voters - the first chance they got, they elected a government which promised to reward their sacrifices with a welfare state.

The suggestion that embryos were kept back for research could be considered a serious allegation although such comments were usually made hesitantly or apologetically, accompanied by acknowledgements of the importance of research in general.

By contrast, in the 2000 Republican presidential primary and 2008 general election, voters were unfazed by the acknowledgement by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, that he had been unfaithful during his first marriage.

This process is sometimes accompanied by data misclassification and misinterpretation, as well as by poor acknowledgement of the nuances in the initial data.

In some situations, the fair dealing defence must be accompanied by "sufficient acknowledgement", where the author and the original work must be identified either by the title or some other description.