This Western perspective of the child is based on the UNCRC in that, while it recognizes, on the one hand, that children are holders of rights and capable actors in their own respect, it also sees childhood as a phase in which the girl or boy is still evolving physically, mentally and emotionally, thus requiring special measures to protect and promote their development (Lansdown, 2005).
Shazam offers users the option of purchasing the songs it recognizes on iTunes.
The specificity of this recognition is brought about by the interaction between the T-cell receptor (TCR) on the CTL cell surface and the specific peptide presented on the MHC class I molecule that it recognizes on the target cell.
I put it on and recognized one of the kids in the track team as the machete child from the cantina.
It has widely been recognized, on the one hand, that these societies show high rates of social change in values and norms.
Last year, the Washington Supreme Court gave the newspaper industry a collective heart attack when it recognized that "posting on a public Web site is at least as likely to provide the community with notice" as an ad in a newspaper.
"We thought there was a really good show there, and for whatever reason it wasn't recognized on Broadway," said Ken Gentry, the president of Networks Presentations.
When the tube is placed across the lateral chest wall, it can be recognized on radiographs; however, for anteriorly or posteriorly placed tubes or drains, such as for loculated pneumothorax (Fig. 9), CT is more useful.
But the film medium, at least the mainstream Hollywood wing of it that gets recognized on Oscar night, does not have nearly the range of storytelling we are seeing on our small screens.
In regions where M. ulcerans disease is endemic, it is readily recognized on the basis of lesion appearance and chronicity.
