Could he have recognized me, through the fog of the window, myself as transformed as he?
Silicon Valley titans have recognized that through the vehicle of industry groups (or trade associations as they are called in DC), such as TechNet, they, like the leading corporations of most other industries, can advance both their political and business imperatives.
Wise Republicans have recognized this through the years, from President Teddy Roosevelt preserving our shared natural heritage to President George H.W. Bush helping to strengthen the Clean Air Act in 1990 and launch the cap and trade program to reduce acid rain.
The District of Columbia and 31 states have so-called shield laws that protect journalists from testifying, and another 17 states have recognized reporter privilege through judicial decisions.
In some of their sentences, I couldn't recognize my own voice, but would Sor Juana or Louise have recognized theirs, filtered impurely through the prism of mine?
Wright seems to have recognized this difficulty partway through "Native Son," and to have responded by giving his work a sociological turn.
Additionally, several studies have recognized the heritability of DNAm through the genetic-epigenetic interaction of methylation-associated SNPs (mSNPs) [ 27, 28], suggesting that some SNP-associated differences in DNAm may be true differences and not due to technical artifacts.
"Thousands of people have recognized the importance of blood donations, through Cassandra's Facebook page, or through the association.
Although researchers have recognized the interplay among different algorithms through mechanisms like hybrid algorithms, blackboard systems, and most recently agent-based optimization systems, relatively little attention focuses on the relationships among problem formulations.
My daughter, born 33 years after the Holocaust, had recognized Birkenau through my mother's eyes, through my mother's memories which Jodi had absorbed into her consciousness.
