Sentence examples for define and recognize from inspiring English sources

To develop and maintain a healthy relationship to food, the ability to define and recognize one's hunger is essential.

Establishing better measures of bullying behaviors together with helping adults and children accurately define and recognize bullying behaviors provides promise in narrowing this gap [ 39].

We used ETS sequence data, an established marker for the characterization of the Salicornia group, to define and recognize species, subspecies and genotypes (Kadereit et al. 2007).

Define and recognize microaggressions and bias.

Muravyov improved relations with Great Britain by concluding an agreement (April 1899) in which the two nations defined and recognized their respective spheres of influence in China.

He cited an email from the time of the incident in which an organizer of the event said the admission fee was needed because "150 Zionists just showed up," although "if someone looks like a supporter, they can get in for free". Marcus wrote that the email and other witness information raised questions about how event organizers defined and recognized Zionists.

The AIDS epidemic -- Viruses and HIV -- The immune system and HIV-1 -- Defining and recognizing AIDS -- The epidemiology of AIDS -- Preventing HIV transmission -- HIV testing and diagnosis -- Treating HIV infection and AIDS -- Hopes and hurdles towards and HIV cure or vaccine -- AIDS in perspective.

To put it differently: those people affected by poverty are "visible" if they are institutionally defined and recognized as "poor" – a phenomenon Georg Simmel identified a hundred years ago [21].

Defining and recognizing coercion has to do with being morally sensitive and reflective.

Cortical areas are best defined and recognized on the basis of multiple converging techniques (Allman and Kaas 1971).

More frequently, in the "Pasteur-Koch" paradigm, we find a clearly defined agent (usually a bacterium, parasite or virus), which is used as the "unifying element" of a constellation of symptoms (i.e., the disease, say, streptococcal throat infection, itself is largely defined and recognized on the basis of the agent).