His success in that realm is part of what makes him slippery for art historians, who might otherwise acknowledge a level of achievement that, for me, ranks with that of van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne, and Seurat.
"We have to acknowledge a level of distrust," Lange said.
Instead, Mr. Bush acknowledged "a certain level of frustration" with the Iraqi government's failure to unify its warring ethnic factions.
Although administration officials spent much of the summer criticizing the current Iraqi prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki — in August President Bush publicly acknowledged "a certain level of frustration" with the Iraqi government's failure to unify its warring ethnic factions — the criticism has ceased.
Member validation occurred in that an overview of the findings was emailed to all participants in March 2013, who agreed and acknowledged a high level of relevance in the reported findings.
A&L suggest that the shortcomings of the connectionist approach are fundamental, deriving from its failure to acknowledge a symbolic level of thought, whereas the shortcomings of the ACT-R theory are temporary, and derive from its failure as yet to address certain of Newell's criteria.
Anderson and Lebiere attribute the shortcomings of our parallel-distributed processing framework to a failure to acknowledge a symbolic level of thought.
While we acknowledge that connectionist models still have many limitations, we nevertheless feel that this does not arise from any failure to acknowledge a symbolic level of thought.
In acknowledging a certain level of risk aversion, Ashlee chose to work with a third party foundation on a lease-purchase agreement.
Which is also to say I acknowledge there's a level of privilege in my position.
Davenport acknowledged that "we have a level of concern" over possible injuries that could deplete the roster.
