Sentence examples for for immediate recognition from inspiring English sources

One could attribute this exhibitionism to the rise of reality TV, the desire for immediate recognition.

For immediate recognition, as well as for delayed free recall and delayed recognition, mean scores followed the same pattern, with some variations in significance.

With a significant rate of detection, cystoscopy allows for immediate recognition and easier repair of lower urinary tract injury, lowering the patient's risk for morbidity.

Jeff Moskow of Universal, who has compiled each entry since Vol. 4 in 2000, said the albums were designed for immediate recognition by people who wanted to keep up with new music or could simply use a good party mix.

"This latest unilateral Israeli act necessitates dramatic international action for immediate recognition of the Palestinian state [based] on the 4 June 1967 borders," chief negotiator Saeb Erekat said in a statement.

Du Bois, however, argued for immediate recognition of and respect for Negro people with full civil and political rights (though he supported qualifications for exercising the franchise for all voters), social equality, and economic justice.

More specifically, repeated measures MANOVA [Wilks Lambda F(11,30) = 4.3, p < 0.001] indicated significant decreases for measures of immediate recognition memory (p < 0.005), long-term storage (p < 0.05), delayed prose passage recall (p < 0.0001), percent retained of prose passages (p < 0.0001), and percent retained of visual designs (p < 0.0001).

People responded to it with a surge of kindness, for which I will be forever grateful, and of immediate recognition.

But there was a kind of immediate recognition, yes".

Those six words will change history … With those words, I will be prepared to make a far-reaching compromise". Palestinian officials accused Netanyahu of grandstanding for Congress, and said his demands for an immediate recognition of Israel as a Jewish state, rather than as part of an overall peace deal, was yet another obstacle to an agreement.

Dr. Healy, who ran an abortive campaign for a Senate seat from Ohio as a Republican in 1994 after President Clinton did not renew her contract at the National Institutes of Health, criticized the inconclusive meeting last month in Geneva and has since renewed a demand for an immediate recognition of the Magen David Adom.