Furthermore, the opportunity for simultaneous participation provided by videos eliminates a student's need to compete to be recognized by the lecturer and other students (Strauss 1996; Lynn 2013).
Collective urgent action, in which all players compete to contribute and recognize there are no winners, is required.
Rather than refute and dismiss competing views, Śāntarakṣita seems to recognize a utility in their engagement, one that serves the teleological function of leading the reader to (in his opinion) the highest philosophical view, the Madhyamaka.
Not to compete with Hollywood, but to recognize global tastes and re-purpose them for the live experience.
"I have had to recognize that competing in the markets over such a long time frame imposes heavy personal costs," he wrote.
But, despite these eddies of interest in the other's interpretations of the past, most children are not taught to recognize the competing truths woven into the Jewish and the Palestinian historical narratives.
Contemporary workforce planning, such as that described here, needs to recognize the many competing variables that are simultaneously at play in shaping future workforce requirements.
Leibniz seems to recognize only three chief competing theories of causation: physical influx, occasionalism, and pre-established harmony.
"America faces a choice today: Are we going to recognize the opportunity and compete in the clean energy race, or will we wave the white flag and watch all of these jobs go to China, Korea, Germany and other countries?" he said.
But I think they have a better perspective on how to compete and recognize that you can compete very aggressively and you don't have to be unpleasant about it".
