Often acknowledged in that connection are: his analysis of the notion of continuity, his introduction of the real numbers by means of Dedekind cuts, his formulation of the Dedekind-Peano axioms for the natural numbers, his proof of the categoricity of these axioms, and his contributions to the early development of set theory (Grattan-Guinness 1980, Ferreirós 1996, 1999, Jahnke 2003).
And Merck has never acknowledged liabilities in connection with lawsuits filed by thousands of patients alleging that they suffered health problems after taking Vioxx, although the company agreed in 2007 to a $4.85 billion settlement in the United States.
I said that I had never eaten anything I'd killed myself and had never acknowledged, in that way, the connection between an animal's death and my nourishment and pleasure.
The energy of the sexual connection between you is acknowledged in even the smallest, simple touch or smile, never taking one another's company for granted.
It was also acknowledged in the original article [ 13] that the fully automated selection on connection degree alone can be improved by minor editing based on biochemical knowledge.
Soon after, Mr. Clancy told another company executive to emphasize Mr. Palatucci's connections to Mr. Christie in the information the company was sending to banks and potential investors, Mr. Clancy acknowledged in his deposition.
During their meeting, he "widely acknowledged his responsibilities" in connection with Operation Puerto, the Spanish investigation, and offered his "full cooperation," the committee said.
Reacting to allegations that traditional healers continue to undermine TB/HIV prevention and control, they emphasised that all registered members in their association who have been trained by the centre have acknowledged their limitations in connection with treating HIV.
The next May, when the men accused of the Riyadh bombing were beheaded in Riyadh's main square, they were forced to read a confession in which they acknowledged the connection to Bin Laden.
"Great Waters" records the complexity within the sea but does not acknowledge, in its anger, that the human connection to the Atlantic is just as complex, and that we have to understand the intricacy of that relationship in order to heal its many wounds.
