Sentence examples for be recognised through from inspiring English sources
verb
To match something or someone which one currently perceives to a memory of some previous encounter with the same entity.
"It's just wonderful for us to be recognised through a national award like this, which has a really high profile.
The varying contributions of full members to ICC events to be recognised through 'contribution costs'.
StochPV is a computer programme enabling the risks and uncertainties inherent in even-aged timber growing to be recognised through stochastic analysis.
Particularly at short time scales (e.g., 4th- to 6th-order cycles), transgressive deposits can be recognised through the evidence of a gradual or irregular landward shift of facies, or an upward deepening of facies that culminates in a surface or zone of maximum flooding.
Early apoptotic cells can be recognised through reversible binding of AnnV to phosphatidylserine, a membrane phospholipid that is exposed at the beginning of the apoptotic process.
The "new economy" strength of Holland and Sweden was recognised through holdings, including Versatel Telecom and internet consultants Framtidsfabriken.
Her work has been recognised through several awards, including coming 16th on the 2014 list of 100 UK digital leaders.
He was ordained in 1964 and his many years of work as a theologian were recognised through the award of a Lambeth doctorate of divinity in 1998.
This will only be achieved if the overriding objectives around economic growth are recognised through policies to control inflation and to decarbonise the energy systems.
Since his appointment he has changed the emphasis of the University to be far more business focussed and this has been recognised through being awarded Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2012.
"We are fortunate as a community to have so many outstanding people willing to dedicate themselves to the betterment of our nation and it is only fitting that they have today been recognised through the Australian honours system".
