After attempting to effectively silence her campaign through an unsuccessful residency challenge, Cuomo has hardly recognized his opponent by name and rebuffed multiple invitations to participate in an open debate.
Alain Minc told me that when Sarkozy heard that Hollande was trying to sell himself as the candidate of "normal," he immediately recognized his opponent's mistake and turned it against him, saying, scornfully, "This guy thinks it's a normal job".
But part of the game is recognizing an opponent's tactics and strengths and hot streaks.
To test whether C. destrtuctor can visually recognize an opponent and determine if some parts of the body are more valuable for recognition than others, first we exploited evidence that addition of artificial color patches and other greebles [21] changes the way crustaceans behave toward conspecifics [14] [17].
The Dolphins should have no problem recognizing the opponent, even if they don't want to.
Or if the players are in the know, they may even recognize the opponent as the programmer who sits next to the guy who designed the game.
Ligon is a landmark ruling because it recognizes what opponents of Clean Halls and the broader regime of Stop-and-Frisk have claimed for years: The police operate outside the strictures of their own programs and question, harass, and exercise a kind of control not regulated by law but a product of the street-level power they wield.
On the other hand, his Life of Archytas is not a simple panegyric; Archytas' foibles are recognized and his opponents are given a fair hearing (Huffman 2005, 4 5, 289 290).
Still, the switch from trying to beat blocks to blocking requires some mental adjustment, even if his experience as a defensive tackle gives him an edge in recognizing what his opponent will try to do by how he lines up.
He recognized that his opponents were a world-class Norwegian pair, and asked himself why West chose to lead the ace and another trump.
He had a reputation for dialectic as his opponents recognized when they criticized him for bringing his dialectical skills to bear on theological discussion.
