In January 1963 she became chairwoman and seemed likely to be endorsed by the leading reform group, when, in June, the Boston NAACP demanded "an immediate public acknowledgment of... segregation in the Boston public school system".
"There was this immediate mutual acknowledgment, like we both totally understood what we define ourselves by," continued Mr. Acklin, who considers his turntable, a Technics model from the 1980s that belonged to an aunt, a prized possession.
An immediate, non-defensive acknowledgment that real damage was done.
"But this is an acknowledgment that immediate fact checking is often not as easy as it sounds".
Some seek immediate fame, fortune, or acknowledgment and opt to quit at the first sign of failure.
In [5], three negative effects of packet reordering are identified: unnecessary fast retransmissions triggered by an increase in the number of gap reports, a slow increase of cwnd due to the lack of cumulative TSN acknowledgements, and an increase of acknowledgment traffic due to immediate delivery of SACKs when out-of-order data are detected at the receiver end.
But the negotiations snagged early on as Iran rejected a package of proposals put forward by the world powers as inadequate because it offered no immediate relief from crippling economic sanctions, nor any acknowledgment of the right Tehran claims to enrich uranium.
As an acknowledgment of the consumer demand for immediate gratification, the change is bound to send seismic shudders through the rest of the fashion world, which has been under increasing pressure to be more responsive to buyers' desires, and flexible in its scheduling.
"The acknowledgment by the president today of the immediate need for a stimulus package is significant progress," said the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi of California, after the call.
In Riyadh, Trump's address won immediate plaudits from leaders in the room, particularly his acknowledgment that Arab Muslim nations had borne the brunt of the killing in the age of Islamic extremism.
