Sentence examples for internal recognition from inspiring English sources

It's exactly this sensation that lends such heft to his writing: the countless, gentle sentences that pop out of his stories, sparking flashes of internal recognition – I do that!

If you are a winner of an EFX-made award at a trade event and it impresses you, then you are likely to approach EFX to make your own company awards for internal recognition programmes, corporate golf days, and sales events and so on," says sales director Melanie Osborne.

For any service member who has received these appreciative acknowledgements in public you can physically feel the humbled gratitude in your soul while also oddly squeamish with your internal recognition that there are perhaps others who sacrificed far more and that maybe you aren't deserving of that praise.

SAB Miller for instance, created the Mackay Awards, an internal recognition for initiatives that grow the business while generating clear social and environmental benefits.

Here, inter-trial variability in reaction times is modelled as reflecting the dynamics of the subjects' internal recognition process, i.e. the updating of representations (posterior densities) of hidden states over trials while subjects learn probabilistic audio-visual associations.

Previous works defined that binding of p33 replication protein to an internal recognition element, termed p33RE, which consist of a CC mismatch within an internal stem-loop structure RII-SL, is absolutely essential for TBSV replication in plants, plant protoplasts, in yeast cells and in the authentic in vitro TBSV replication system [11], [13], [32].

According to Youtie et al., self-recognition or internal identification is one of the minimal conditions for a research centre [ 17].

When Facebook recently rolled out an internal facial recognition tool allowing friends to automatically tag other friends in photos, it inflamed some privacy advocates (whose combustion levels tend to be high around anything new that Facebook does).

In the Symptomatic and Severe groups, the activation signal is seen in both external and internal viral recognition systems.

Fragments under 64 base pairs result in the presence of either the common adapter or an internal ApeKI recognition sequence (from partial digestion or chimera formation) within 64 bases of the end of the barcode.

We notice the presence of 369 MluI fragments lacking internal NlaIII recognition sites.