"At all times, management understood that an expense or loss would be recognized upon evidence that previously recognized future economic benefits of an asset would not be realized," he wrote.
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The content of obligation was thus not defined; instead, in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew) and other New Testament literature, it is the criteria (motivations, ethical norms, personality traits) by which the rule of God is recognized upon which the emphasis falls.
Perhaps filmdom's smoothest spy entrance to Casino de Monte-Carlo came when tuxedoed Pierce Brosnan, in his first 007 movie "Goldeneye," wheeled down off of Monaco's winding, cliff-side roads, and was recognized upon arrival as "Mr.
The rich surfaces and presence of the images gain power through this exposure as they are recognized upon first glance, but require more contemplation to unravel.
In general, two subgroups are recognized upon the age at which the first clinical symptoms become apparent; early-onset AD (onset age <65years) and late-onset AD (onset age >65years).
FMS-like tyrosine kinase 3-WT+ DCs were recognized upon FL stimulation, indicating that the activation of the FLT3 kinase raised the expression level of PR-3, RHAMM and Survivin above a certain threshold, which further enabled the T cells to recognize their targets.
Other proposed subspecies could not clearly be recognized based upon their mt haplotypes and phylogenetic position, and were either part of the T. g. graeca or of the T. g. ibera clade, suggesting that genetic evidence for the existence of most of the 15 proposed subspecies of T. graeca is weak.
This calls for visionary leadership from these countries and an understanding that there is a commonality of long-term interests that needs to be recognized and acted upon, rather than being sidetracked by short-term policy conflicts.
