And this status as to several wives may well continue to exist, as a practical relation, although for a period he may not in fact cohabit with more than one; for that is quite consistent with the constant recognition of the same relation to many, accompanied with a possible intention to renew cohabitation with one or more of the others when it may be convenient.
In demanding constant recognition of historical injustice in "the little things," Williams surely does not want to hear such acts defended on the grounds that this is only because blacks were not formerly found at those schools or in those good jobs.
But we said that the constant recognition of the necessity and validity of such provisions, and the wide range of administrative authority which has been developed by means of them, cannot be allowed to obscure the limitations of the authority to delegate, if our constitutional system is to be maintained.
Constant recognition?," to my surprise he blurted back, "I like being famous!" A rare admission at any time.
Instead of relying on a manager to provide constant recognition, crowdsourcing makes recognition available to everyone inside and outside of the organization.
It has been suggested that codon volatility (the proportion of the point-mutation neighbors of a codon that encode different amino acids) could be a measure of selection for fast evolution of proteins, as could occur in pathogens in a constant avoidance of antibody recognition [ 62].
The novelty of repeating the mantra "There's an app for that!" to each other in constant mumbling recognition of Apple's dominance over the mobile phone market may have worn off, but don't tell the organisers of the In the City festival in Manchester, who've developed their own iPhone offering for this year's event.
In [11], a morphological operation based method had been exploited for a recognition of constant hop size (HS), constant time-frequency product, and carrier frequency (CF) ranging from 500 MHz to 1GHz intra-pulse modulations, the accuracy can reach more than 95% for SNRs above -4 dB.
We used different combinations of training corpora and validation processes for each run (see Table 5), but the basic pipeline was constant: (i) recognition of the chemical entities with CRF, and (ii) validation of each entity by mapping to ChEBI and computing semantic similarity.
With a constant increasing of the training database size, not only the recognition accuracy, but also the computation complexity should be considered in designing a feasible recognition approach.
Claiming status through ambiguity requires a constant upping of the ante in interactions with stronger opponents – status recognition typically sought from stronger, not weaker parties.
