Moreover, it produces a widely recognised economic and social burden.
Many reporters carry a widely recognised press card issued by a group of media organisations.
Yet the firm needs to accept that is engines have, in recent years, become a widely recognised brand.
So to own a genuine artefact from a widely recognised cultural figure – even if it's hair – is highly attractive to some.
As a widely recognised algorithm for bearing fault diagnosis, envelope analysis has been previously proved suitable for being embedded on the wireless sensor nodes to effectively extract fault features from common machinery components such as bearings and gears.
Becoming a widely recognised martyr of the Lisbon treaty would surely help Klaus reposition himself in politics, launch a Eurosceptic party, or perhaps even head some new pan-European movement.
(3) Depression was defined by cutoff scores of the HADS-D, not by a structured psychiatric interview (such as the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV, a widely recognised standard).
The disproportionate power of the executive to stifle debate is a widely recognised shortcoming of the Dáil, most starkly illustrated by Kenny's recent refusal to permit a free vote among his party colleagues on the contentious matter of abortion.
Ms Lochhead, originally from North Lanarkshire, is a widely recognised poet, author, translator, playwright, stage performer and broadcaster.
Social support, on the other hand, is a widely recognised protective factor against adverse mental and somatic health outcomes [19].
