Afterward, he said, somewhat cryptically, "He has a demeanor and I have a demeanor, and both of us have a cognizance of what it's all about".
While presaging New Image painting, they reflect a careful attention to Magritte, a preference for lightness of touch and a cognizance of distinctly American-style Surrealist puns, laying important cornerstones for the artist's mature style (Smith).
His time in IT helped foster relationships across the entire enterprise, and a cognizance of the strategic needs of each.
Perhaps what it also established was the legitimacy and necessity of nonviolent revolution -- a cognizance of the never-ending need to stand up against social wrong, to keep demanding change, to keep evolving.
The use of plants to monitor heavy metal pollution in the terrestrial environment must be based on a cognizance of the complicated, integrated effects of pollutant source and soil-plant variables.
"It's a lack of boundaries.
I wonder if you could talk about the advantages of having people lead other functions who have actually walked a mile in your shoes, and have a greater cognizance of what you do day in and day out.
And this dip is more pragmatic than ideological, reflecting a growing cognizance of the infeasible fiscal trajectories of these programmes.
Remo looked more like a dweller of the inland fastnesses of Basilicata: one of the dark original people who grow out of the very stones of the Italian peninsula, and have a curious cognizance of the natural world.
(a) take cognizance of the reports of individual cases.
This reflected an underlying cognizance of the importance of preventive measures, as reflected in a local saying affirmed by several interviewees: "it is better to prevent than lament".
