Sentence examples for is indeed acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The dominance of the pre-stipulated deadline is indeed acknowledged in the proposed and developed enhanced EEF.

The dominance of the pre-stipulated deadline of the EDF algorithm is indeed acknowledged in the proposed and developed enhanced algorithm.

Structural connections are crucial in determining the seismic behaviour of buildings; their importance is indeed acknowledged by current design codes, both in the case of new built and of heritage structures.

Interestingly, although CEM.NKR-CCR5 is recommended for infection with primary HIV isolates and neutralization assays, it is indeed acknowledged in the data sheet that this cell line does not secrete infectious virus.

The global capital market is indeed large enough, Mr. Solow acknowledged.

As Wolff (2009) acknowledges it is indeed '…possible to have a capability to achieve a functioning, yet choose not to do so'.

Apple has acknowledged that there is indeed worse to come in the immediate future: the firm predicts its revenue will be down again, coming in at between $41bn and $43bn.

And in the process the government has obliquely acknowledged that there is indeed a major corpution investigation under way in Xiamen, a major port in Fujian.

When the atheist Leo Strauss and his acolytes in post-war Chicago laid out the philosophical foundations of Neoconservatism, they acknowledged that religion is indeed the opiate of the masses.

The place's artifice eventually casts its spell, even while acknowledging that artifice is indeed at work.

At the same time, he acknowledges that "it is indeed true that some of the austerity measures taken in some countries have severely affected the research sector".