Furthermore, a more inclusive definition of 'entity' was also used, with 'cells, cellular components or molecules involved in biochemical interactions' considered as TPs if recognized.
The Giants profess harmony and unity, as if recognizing that anything else may knock them out of balance.
His eyes didn't roll but, rather, bored right into me, as if recognizing me all too well.
As people walked by, several stopped to acknowledge the instrument, as if recognizing an old friend who'd fallen on hard times.
At one point, as if recognizing this problem, Mr. Rudd flung a Frisbee into the crowd; his songwriting partner, the guitarist Rupert Lyddon, remained poker-faced.
In an interview with Time magazine that December, he brushed aside President Clinton's threats against him, and referred to himself in the third person, as if recognizing or encouraging the notion that he had become larger than life.
It's there, though, in the final seconds of the Gatorade commercial, when Jordan lifts his eyebrows, rolls his eyes, and turns, smirking, away from the camera, as if recognizing the essential strangeness of just how famous he had become.
Hood quickly brings the episode to a close, as if recognizing that in stories like hers, dwelling in the destination is never as much fun as the getting there.
The scuffle was quickly broken up, but not before teammates boisterously hooted and hollered, as if recognizing that some level of aggression was inevitably going to surface under the hot sun.
At the end of the oath, as if recognizing the error, the mayor briefly made contact with the volume, like a baseball player coming back to touch home plate.
In this case, the words are similar in meaning, and language regions in temporal cortex responded weakly to the second word, as if recognizing that "salmon" is nothing new.
