Sentence examples for acknowledged types of from inspiring English sources

Vaiśeṣika distinguishes, among nine acknowledged types of substance, a sub-class of five earth, water, fire, air and ākāśa to which it gives the name "bhūta" ('physical substance').

The sector must acknowledge the types of major incidents it faces, and their likely impact.

They also acknowledge other types of masculinity, like a bushy-bearded guy who loves his kittens, or a man dancing in a wheelchair.

The community generally acknowledges two types of vampires: the blood vampires ("sanguinarians") and the psychic or energy vampires who drain of "life-force" (also known as prana or chi) rather than blood from others.

Oransky and Adam Marcus, who works with him to highlight errors in scientific publications, are leading a growing group of critics who say that acknowledging these types of mistakes and explaining them matters greatly, especially given the scientific tradition of building arguments by citing the work of others.

It added that the organisations will acknowledge both types of performances as world records before discussing the matter with the IAAF, the sport's governing body.

A statement from WMM and AIMS said: "[We] have reviewed the recent congress decision and believe that it does not represent what is required by the sport of road running". It added that the organisations will acknowledge both types of performances as world records before discussing the matter with the IAAF, the sport's governing body.

When we adopted the concept of a hate crime, we were acknowledging specific types of crime that, when attached to race or another group characteristic, are somehow different.

We acknowledge these types of limitation and hope that the data and further work in this area will address some of them.

Previous DSM versions acknowledged either type of RAD as part of the same disorder.

Most surgeons in this study indicated they were not compelled to change their surgical technique but both surgeons and pathologists acknowledged that type of cancer and tumor location made LN retrieval challenging, and that the amount of tissue collected partially determined whether a minimum of 12 LN could be assessed.