Sentence examples for built on the recognition from inspiring English sources
This hierarchy is built on the recognition that any two matrices can relate to one another in a complex fashion and that the two are not simply equal or unequal.
Varley's networking and persuasive abilities have been integral to the success of TechHub – which is built on the recognition that entrepreneurs need to talk to each other.
We need a more complex architecture for public deliberation, built on the recognition that we, as citizens, have a duty to participate in shaping our biotechnological futures, just as governments have a duty to empower us to participate in that process.
Nestles' foray into health - its Nestle Skin Health recent acquisition and build out of its nutritional business - is itself built on the recognition of a grand new market based on an aging strategy.
It is about creating a healthier society, built on the recognition of a moral obligation to let selflessness to come into full play, and restrain selfishness to initiate a process of transformational change.
The NVAF tool is built on the recognition that the final treatment choice is best made through a process of patient-clinician communication.
Sustainability constitutes a new development paradigm that builds on the recognition of limitations of resources, the necessity for inter and transgenerational equity within human society and the need for preservation of life supporting natural systems.
It builds on the recognition that enhancers can initiate RNA polymerase II transcription to produce eRNAs (short, unspliced, nuclear non-polyadenylated non-coding RNAs) and act to regulate context-specific expression of protein-coding genes [ 45].
More contemporary work by groups such as Global Health Watch (www.ghwatch.org), Go4Health (22), and The Lancet – University of Oslo Commission on Global Governance for Health (23) build on this recognition of the political context of health to offer critical analyses of the current global health policy agenda and of the limits of medicine.
Case in point, great successes and recognitions built on the world stage by Yo-Yo Ma, Lang Lang of Chinese descent, Japan's Seiji Ozawa and Kyung Wha Chung of South Korea demonstrates how classical musicians from Asia have been transcending nationalities, through a blend of Western tradition, Asian talents and their own investments.
