Luci's face lights up with a huge smile and with a glancing gesture to her family around the dinner table she sees their nods and looks of beaming recognition, as they acknowledge she correctly guessed the number of peas.
The judge — and even the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represented the plaintiffs — correctly acknowledged a need for limited nondisclosure.
He also correctly acknowledged how serious it is if that firm delayed putting out a tough report at the request of a hedge fund.
She correctly acknowledged that genetics partly affects test results, but there are also genetically influenced "spurts" and "lags" in mental development.
A case in point is the book which many would say defined the genre, Alfred Sloan's "My Years with General Motors", published in 1963 when GM was still an iconic company and Sloan correctly acknowledged as the architect of the well-run, decentralised, global corporation.But focusing on how the best produce the best has its limits.
For the magenta curve, eight different partitions of tags are in the reader range, and the throughput benefits just from the existence of tags with single unique colours that are correctly acknowledged (J C = 1), while the red curve represents also a throughput increase due to the recovery from a collision of pairs of colours (J C = 2).
The Obama administration has correctly acknowledged that our nation's drug problem is a public health issue, not solely a law enforcement or criminal justice issue.
The profession has correctly acknowledged that applied prevention is not always easy and demands optimal cooperation and motivation of the public.
Effects of correctly acknowledged and missed depression/anxiety on outcome, also in comparison to the outcome of subjects without depression/anxiety will be addressed.
Only four (3.5%) of the participants correctly acknowledged that breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death while two others considered it as the second.
