Sentence examples for acknowledged by a number from inspiring English sources

Thus, in relation to the settled positive law, natural law theory as is acknowledged by a number of legal positivists, e.g., Raz 1980, 213; Gardner 2001, 227 shares the principal thesis of contemporary legal positivists, that laws depend for their existence and validity on social facts.

We are already seeing ambitious projects and increasing amounts of funding becoming available, and the link between development and the Internet has been officially acknowledged by a number of prominent policy bodies.

The possibility that confounding factors may in fact determine the outcome of metabolomic analyses has recently been acknowledged by a number of reports, including also studies unrelated to neurological disease [7].

(Female, 25-34 yrs) This was something that was also observed and acknowledged by a number of session leaders.

b is the number of packets acknowledged by a received ACK segment.

Parameter Description Maximum TCP window size Number of packets that are acknowledged by a received ACK Retransmission Time-Out Transport header length.

Parameter Description Number of packets that are acknowledged by a received ACK TFRC timer used for rate adaptation Transport header length.

Though Mr. Ojukwu, the national police spokesman, said the violence had been largely quelled by late Monday, he acknowledged that "a number of police officers from neighboring states" had been sent to "beef up" the police in the affected areas.

Farage acknowledged that comments by a number of the party's candidates had caused embarrassment, but said they had been wrongly held up by the media as representing the views of the party as a whole.

"For Egypt, this is a moment of high stakes and also a big opportunity," Mr Kerry said, acknowledging that a number of promises by Egyptian leaders "are yet to be fulfilled".

Only one study appears to have examined this, and suggested that there may be an increased incidence of underweight in BLW children (3/63) compared with spoon-fed children (0/63), although most children were of normal weight, and as acknowledged by the authors, the numbers were small, and the cases and controls drawn from different populations.