Sony has made it waterproof and flapless – an acknowledgement that too many flaps can be fiddly.
But despite the obligatory acknowledgement that "art people talk bollocks sometimes", his approach remains relentlessly conventional.
19 Further, there is growing acknowledgement that Web 2.0 features show promise in the field of health promotion and healthcare.
The need for a sick-leave certificate was further confirmation, and the acknowledgement that it was the person's right to stay at home because of the flu: " If it stalls, I stay put.
Further there has been an acknowledgement that there is the need for appropriate understanding and conceptualization of various processes involved in spatial signalling [ 2, 13].
I even looked with a certain pity at the shaved necks and utilitarian bowl cuts I observed among a growing number of my female contemporaries, viewing the moment of lopping off one's hair, for a woman, as a kind of death, or at least, further acknowledgement (if any more was needed) that youth and sexuality were over and cronehood was looming.
"The reality is that the June monitoring round, which of course didn't happen until July, was a deceit because there was an acknowledgement that there would be further significant cuts to be made in October," Mr Ford said said.
There is growing acknowledgement that eurozone countries must integrate further, if the European economy is to recover and fulfil its potential.
Deploying that well-worn reference to moderate Conservatism – the country club kind, not the Tea Party variety – was an oblique acknowledgement that his tough talk on further benefit cuts for hard-pressed Britons and polarising attacks on the SNP had left him with work to do.
The prime minister's statement was seen as an acknowledgement that his tough campaign talk on further benefit cuts for hard-pressed Britons and his polarising attacks on the SNP had left him with work to do.
