Sentence examples for instance is recognised from inspiring English sources

Abkhazia, for instance, is recognised only by a handful of countries (admittedly including Russia).

Violent gender-specific emotions – hatred of one's own body, for instance – are recognised in the same moment as being neutralised by humour.

Palæontologist Martin Glaessner finally, in 1959, made the connection between this and the earlier finds and with a combination of improved dating of existing specimens and an injection of vigour into the search many more instances were recognised.

For instance, it is recognised that the size and volume of planting materials influence the initial growth rate of roots and shoots (Phillips et al. 2014, 2015; Sulaiman 2006), due to the effect of rhizocauline (Schiechtl 1992) present in the cambium cells.

The world's protected area network already covers 15% of the planet's land surface and its role in defending against climate change is recognised, for instance in a groundbreaking declaration by 18 Latin American countries at the Paris climate meeting in 2015.

For instance, Ms Trewhitt says that raising the quality of teaching is recognised as having a positive impact on pupil performance.

He is recognised nowhere.

For instance, it has been recognised for some time that the chances of dying increase at the weekend, in part due to expert staffing levels being lower than on weekdays.

The only thing you need to do is recognise them.

Semantic web ontologies have already been recognised (for instance by Emile-Geay and Eshleman [56]) as potential enablers of interoperability for paleoclimate data.

As illustrated by informants 10, 7, and 4 these initial changes in bodily perception were recognised for instance when buying new clothes, as a sign of old age when being together with peers, or simply during the conduct of their daily life.