I would want it said that we were a more harmonious nation where race and ethnicity were understood and recognized but didn't make a difference because we respected one another's differences and embraced what we had in common.
Indeed, some Catholic commentators remained profoundly suspicious of ecumenical dialogue simply because, as the Catholic writer and broadcaster William Oddie put it, "the impression is being given that in some way the pope and the archbishop are equivalent figures, and that Welby's beliefs about his church and his office are understood and recognized by the Holy See".
On this International Day of the Disappeared, we highlight the specific harms suffered by women in these crimes, which must be understood and recognized if they are to be accounted for and addressed.
Furthermore, unless atypical variants are understood and recognized, controlling for their potentially confounding effects in clinical trials will be more difficult, hindering treatment development even for prototypic disease.
'A book with it cover missing' or 'a soldier who lost an arm during World War II' can be understood and the entities can be recognized as 'the same' as before the loss of their parts because the conceptual whole may be invoked at any time.
As Senator Sanders has made clear, there are two peoples in this conflict--who need to be understood and whose pain needs to be recognized.
For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we've rounded up common misconceptions that make it more difficult for people living with these illnesses to be recognized, to be understood and to access appropriate treatment.
mTORC1 is fairly well understood and recognized as an environmental sensor with acute sensitivity to rapamycin but far less is known about TORC2 (Zoncu et al., 2011).
Most of the other queens didn't get the reference, but RuPaul and judges Julie Brown and Julie Brown (yes, there were two of them and, yes, they were both on MTV) understood and recognized that it was absolutely flawless – and staunch.
The apparent proliferation of non-certified credence goods can only be understood by recognizing that producers' decisions about how to produce and whether to seek certification are more complicated than merely comparing revenue and costs.
