Sentence examples similar to Load of cognizance from inspiring English sources
Two and a quarter miles above sea level, the light of Bolivia's capital is so clear it begins to seem a form of cognizance.
The lack of cognizance of this is affecting interpretations of Apple's performance.
In response, Chomsky (e.g., 1980 92) began to use a technical term, 'cognize,' to describe the speaker-grammar relation, avoiding the philosophically loaded term, 'knowledge.' However, while it is certainly legitimate to propose a special relationship between speakers and grammars, unanswered questions remain about the precise nature of cognizance.
This requires a high degree of cognizance for the user, although the number of affected sequences may be very small.
These phases of pronounced cognizance of health transitions may increase girls' risk perceptions, and have been recognized as teachable moments for cancer prevention interventions [ 11].
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