It's widely acknowledged in theory, and President Obama pledged as a candidate that he would start a $2 billion global education fund.
These theories have been developed from dynamics in boreal peatlands and tested in boreal systems, but the mechanisms that control peat patterning in a sub-tropical system have yet to be acknowledged in theory.
As a result, our triple burden, which is often acknowledged in theory, places us on the tail-end of a gendered and racialized division of labor.
Yesterday, a Qualcomm executive acknowledged that in theory WiMax has had an advantage in one aspect of wireless network performance, known as latency, which determines the actual speed at which data flows over a network.
He acknowledges that in theory another Jefferson could have been ancestor to a male descendant of Eston Hemings, "but in the absence of historical evidence to support such possibilities we consider them to be unlikely".In public, Jefferson strongly opposed the mixing of races.
The claim here is not that this is an exclusively Chinese practice but that the Chinese practice has conceptual capture of relevance for a general theory of face but which is not currently acknowledged in mainstream sociological theory.
Its criticism of other normative approaches is often fueled by, and based on, the claim that the full human diversity among people is insufficiently acknowledged in many normative theories, such as theories of distributive justice.
Everyone acknowledges that--in theory.
For patient-centered care to be informed by an ethic that is sufficiently complex to address the wide range of issues encountered, it is necessary that the limitations of the current approach be widely acknowledged (in practice and theory).
I acknowledge the distinction in theory but think it is a very fine line, one that is easy to miss and easy to transgress.
The authors acknowledge that disruption theory has certain limitations.
