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Now, says Greenwood, as the importance of plasticity becomes fully recognised, physiotherapy is being infiltrated by robotics: "Robots can assist physiotherapists and provide more hours of retraining.

When I was Foreign Minister, my government and I had to convince Bulgarian society that Bulgaria needed to become part of the European Union and NATO, and become fully recognised as part of the family of democratic nations.

At some point this has got to become a fully recognised fact of public discourse, and perhaps some time after that it will penetrate through to a policy level.

Then the transmission scheme becomes fully distributed.

The bead never becomes fully invisible to the eye.

In this experimental setting, the process becomes fully TNF dependent.

This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.

It is fully recognised by the Governments on whose behalf I am acting that these terms are in some respects superseded by subsequent events and that several of the clauses have become obsolescent or have already been put into execution.

Commissioners have not yet fully recognised the huge financial saving that would result from early intervention.

The man still hasn't been fully recognised for his contribution to music.

Leaders that arises over time who are sometimes only fully recognised posthumously.