Sentence examples for acknowledgement with a from inspiring English sources

It may seem odd to begin acting acknowledgement with a small role, but everyone remembers Sir Laurence Olivier's immortal perception: "no small roles, only small actors".

He had no upset or hesitation, despite everyone grasping for his hand and calling out his name, to which he occasionally half-raised his arm in acknowledgement, with a nod and blink.

"I worked with a homeless organization in Berkeley for awhile, and one thing you can do is look them in the eye and acknowledge that they exist," was a no-brainer, for sure, and yet, it can be difficult to do that when you are not prepared to follow-up the acknowledgement with an actual gift.

Participants who'd gotten the cold shoulder reported feeling more socially disconnected than people who'd gotten acknowledged, whether that acknowledgement came with a smile or not.

Other individuals who have participated in generation of the research paper but who do not meet the criteria for authorship should be listed in the acknowledgement section with a brief indication of the nature of their contribution.

A trip to Romania, "that bruised and beautiful country", as she puts it in an acknowledgement, "with its tiny shrines, name-day celebrations and 'weddings of the dead'", was also important in the novels' creation.

In case that no acknowledgement is overheard by a node before its scheduled time to send the acknowledgement, it sends an acknowledgement with its own address and considers itself as the best next forwarder.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations [ 95], a powerful chemical technique that was developed since the 50s and enjoyed a delayed acknowledgement with Nobel Prize awarded in 2013, have provided descriptions of ribosomal dynamics up to a couple of hundred nanoseconds [ 96, 97].

The expedition was partially funded by a pharmaceutical company (see Acknowledgements) and with a budget saved from a former (and different) project of the University of Bari and made available for this research.

And then there's the first release of music from a rejected session: two versions of Acknowledgement with Archie Shepp (tenor) and Art Davis (bass) augmenting the quartet.

The association of social support and acknowledgement with regard to WRTs with status was tested by including the ad-hoc scale of questions (1)–(3).