The value of his contribution to prewar English modernism was recognised when the Tate Gallery acquired one of his paintings in 1965.
Sir Malcolm Rifkind, a former Conservative foreign secretary, said it had been British policy for generations that a state is recognised when the territory in question has a government, an army and a military capability.
In 1947, the present Queen's wedding was a natural subject, and another ancient tradition commenced, whose crucial importance was recognised when the sisters of a doubt-beset Diana pointed out that she had to go ahead with it because the tea towels were already on sale.
Thorpe's performances as Australia's leading medalist for the Games were recognised when the Australian Olympic Committee granted him the honour of carrying the flag at the closing ceremony.
Pattern recognition fit symptoms and signs are compared to previous patterns or cases, and a disease is recognised when the actual pattern fits.
A weak point – which was recognised when the study was designed and which was unavoidable – was that it would have to run over an entire academic year over six different groups of students and therefore required smaller groups than would be desirable in an ideal situation.
Although polygenic multiple adenoma cases cannot currently be identified positively by genetic testing, the existence of non-Mendelian genetic adenoma aetiology should be recognised when counselling the families of multiple adenoma patients and monitoring the screening regimens of at-risk relatives.
The strong links and inter-relationships between themes needed to be recognised when interpreting the data in some instances, themes related to other dimensions rather than the directly corresponding pair.
For example, extreme, abrupt and dangerous climate-change scenarios based on loss of carbon sinks and melting permafrost may not accord with the climate scientists' central expectations, but their possibility must be recognised when considering the appropriate vigour of policy responses.
