Also, a perceptual narrowing phenomenon has been observed: Whereas 3-month-olds are able to recognize own-race faces and faces from various other races, with increased age, they become less capable of recognizing other-race faces.
Make a point of recognizing others.
On the other hand, we are also capable of recognizing that other things develop under a narrower or much more contingent (not necessarily realized in the normal course of affairs) set of conditions.
A love that welcomes difference will be capable of recognizing the other as transcendent to the self.
Analysis of five additional human anti-Su (hAgo2-positive) sera similarly demonstrated that each serum was capable of recognizing the other three Ago family members.
Prime Photos is capable of recognizing objects and other things in your photos, too – like a dog, a ball, or your beach photos, sunset photos, and more.
Although in the case of Madison Hillary Clinton was willing to represent her and her husband's business partner before a state commissioner appointed by him, it was a type of conflict she was capable of recognizing in at least one other instance: after Ellen Brantley was appointed a state judge by Bill Clinton, Hillary told Brantley that she would decline to appear before her.
For example, an autonomous car should be capable of recognizing that a school bus is different from other vehicles of a similar size and may behave differently, said Urmson.
Both Ag- and Au-NPs are capable of recognizing and readily binding thiol groups of proteins and other ligands, suggesting that they would likely have similar effects on protein activity [14, 15].
While CD14 macrophages in liver, Kupffer cells, are also capable of recognizing e.g. human cell debris, apoptotic cells and other activating agents [ 26], they have developed an efficient phagocytic capacity to remove endotoxin from portal circulation.
It is therefore most probably due to some other smooth muscle cell-specific protein capable of recognizing the epitope on the Id-1 (C-20) antibody.
