A false acknowledgement occurs when the radio chip receives a packet and it acknowledges its reception, but the micro-controller would never receive it.
"It is important that Romania acknowledges its past; it's not an easy past," said Radu Ioanid, who has written several books on the Romanian Holocaust.
First said it acknowledges its fares "have often been a matter of public concern" and it will be inviting participation from bus passengers, the public, local MPs, councillors, and the mayor in its review.
It acknowledges its withdrawal could prove difficult for some consumers.
It acknowledges its own subjectivity, and rides on passion and anger, sublety and wit.
The genre, therefore, contains its own failure; more than that, it acknowledges its limits and relishes its shortcomings.
As soon as it acknowledges its made-up nature, the novel looks back at itself in anger; becomes its own worst enemy," he writes.
Ch Supt Annette Anderson, Divisional Commander for Rochdale, said it "acknowledges its findings" but said "criminals should take ultimate responsibility for their actions".
When pushed it acknowledges its number of active users - those using the service at least once a month - is closer to 15 million, with the UK accounting for 620,000 of these.
But it plainly acknowledges its medium by presenting quotations on its back cover from graphic-novel luminaries like Jeff Smith, Marjane Satrapi, Craig Thompson and Art Spiegelman.
It clearly acknowledges its roots in the SIGN and SORT systems, which were adapted to meet the perceived needs of stakeholder organization representatives in the Australian healthcare system.
