They had certainly learned, many of them, to "operate" after a fashion, to show at least a formal or external recognition of social conventions and yet the very formality or externality of their behavior was itself disconcerting.
They had certainly learned, many of them, to "operate" after a fashion, to show at least a formal or external recognition of social conventions — and yet the very formality or externality of their behavior was itself disconcerting.
SAP has enjoyed brand-boosting external recognition for its effort.
The company's efforts received external recognition, and CEO Hans-Dietrich Winkhaus was named Eco-Manager of the Year 1994 – awarded jointly by the German finance publication Capital and the World Wildlife Fund WWFF).
Professor Wendy Purcell, vice-chancellor of the University of Plymouth, described their top billing as a "fantastic external recognition for the university" "At the University of Plymouth, we aspire to be a socially responsible organisation, demonstrating sustainability in all our activities and ensuring our students are aware of economic, environmental, social and ethical issues.
"Thus," he continued, "the concept of perestroika was born, not merely of internal shame and exasperation at empty shops and shabby conditions, but of an external recognition that their chief ideological competitor, under Reagan's leadership, was far more formidable and durable than they had supposed".
Need for external recognition and social connections.
In the sciences, you have to have external recognition, a lot of teaching, and an independent lab, usually with external funding," says Sandell.
Recently he won external recognition as well: He was appointed mentor of the U.S. national team for the Chemistry Olympiad, a chemistry competition for high school students. .
Corneo has urged Pico to put his studies to use in "the civil and active life", but to Pico this compromises the integrity of the philosopher; he is prepared to tolerate something tantamount to the mixed life in which contemplation and action are reconciled, but he maintains the superiority of a life free of any dependence on external recognition.
When two agents communicate with each other by means of a natural language, the speaker uses its external action interface to produce a sequence of language surfaces while the hearer uses its external recognition interface to identify the elements of the sequence.
