Sentence examples for has recognized several from inspiring English sources

The International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) has recognized several stages and their temporal equivalents (ages) on the basis of characteristic rocks and fossils; they are, from earliest to latest, the Ypresian, Lutetian, Bartonian, and the Priabonian.

In the past, the Roman Catholic Church has recognized several visions -- including sightings in Lourdes, France, in 1858, and in Fatima, Portugal, in 1917 -- but has been reluctant in recent years to bestow legitimacy on reported visions, including those in Yugoslavia in 1981.

The American Physical Society, which has recognized several sites a year since 2004, had cited the California laboratory where the first working laser was constructed, the site in Shelter Island, N.Y., where a 1946 conference on quantum mechanics was held, and many research universities, but never a high school.

Literature has recognized several ownership resources that tend to provide an advantage and may impact international entry mode choice (Nakos and Brouthers 2002).

Over the years the magazine has recognized several hybrids, two clean diesels, a plug-in vehicle, a natural gas vehicle and even a full-sized SUV as the Green Car of the Year.

The field of neuro-behavioral development has recognized several factors that appear to have an influence on human development beginning before the birth of a person, i.e. a possible fetal origin of disease.

He had recognized several stars and measured their altitude and azimuth.

Previous studies had recognized several distinctive Austronesian language groups on Taiwan, but it had not been appreciated that the number was so high.

Russell himself had recognized several of these same concerns as early as 1903, noting that it was unlikely that any single solution would resolve all of the known paradoxes.

McNulty tells Phelan that the witness has probably been intimidated by members of a drug trafficking empire run by D'Angelo's uncle, Avon Barksdale, having recognized several faces at the trial, most notably Avon's second-in-command, Stringer Bell.

19 In the 15th century, Dürer might have recognized several NTDs such as ascariasis and leprosy.