Sentence examples for former recognizes from inspiring English sources

The former recognizes one woman as their queen, and her name is Dr. Sandra Lee, aka Dr. Pimple Popper, a dermatologist-turned-influencer based in California.

The former recognizes the side chain of the P1 residue, whereas the latter stabilizes the negative charge that develops on the carboxyl oxygen of the substrate.

To determine both the cellular localization of the tagged TbPFR2 proteins (TbPFR2-TAG and TbPFR2-TAG-ΔHLA) and the completeness of the PFR assembly, immunofluorescence experiments were carried out with the BB2 and ROD-1 antibodies; the former recognizes the Ty-1 epitope tag present on the two tagged TbPFR2 proteins [ 54], while the latter is a marker for full PFR assembly [ 55, 56].

Of the two, we should first make sure of the former, recognizing the general orientation of the history before we think about what we should do in dealing with detailed events today.

For example, both rat and human proteins bound to sialylated sugars, but the former recognized a broad range of biantennary structures (e.g. ligands 143, 219, 255 and 199), whereas the latter recognized only one of these with substantial affinity: ligand 143.

From a peek at the radical politics behind Peter Gabriel's lyrics (I used to just hum along in the car) to finding out exactly how one recognizes the reincarnation of a Tibetan Master (does the two year old recognize his former incarnation's beaded necklace?), documentaries respond to an intense craving to get the scoop behind the sound bites.

As was pointed out earlier (section 3), 'apprehension' is, according to Cook Wilson, not mere 'sensation', because in the former one recognizes the definite character of a sensation, through comparison.

"Formers Anonymous recognizes the existence of addiction to street life as a primary addiction similar to other behavioral addictions such as gambling or eating disorders".

Problems intensify further when highly respected government translator and one-time poetry teacher Barbara Grant (McAndrew), whose reputation as bisexual precedes her, recognizes former student and one-time bed mate Millie.

Those who held the former view recognized that some notion of function or teleology generally was uniquely suitable to biology and not eliminable from it.

This hokey waste of time is out of sync with a series so savvy that a former gunrunner, recognizing how the world has changed, wistfully recalls the early 90's and says, "Illegal arms sales in my day was relatively innocent".