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Photographers and architects likewise recognized these technologies' capacity to reconfigure human communities and the built environment.

The adults who did not join in the assault on the Bible Believers knew that violence was not the answer; the parents who pulled their children away likewise recognized that the Bible Believers could simply be ignored; and a few adolescents, instead of hurling bottles, engaged in debate regarding the validity of the Bible Believers' message.

Many prominent Neo-Kantians have likewise recognized the duality of Kant's approach to the philosophy of religion, and thus we see, particularly in the works of Hermann Cohen and Bruno Bauch, explorations of Kant's Lutheran roots as well as the ecumenical implications of Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason's "Pure Rational System of Religion".

The British and the Americans were less enthusiastic about Dmowski's National Committee, but likewise recognized it as Poland's government a year later.

Zinner et al. [ 9] likewise recognized the members of the M. mulatta group as a distinct species group and additionally excluded M. arctoides proposing a monotypic M. fascicularis group.

The antibodies of 3 anti-BEN clones (7B3.5, 7B5.4, 7B17.7) likewise recognized antigens present to a higher density on lung cancer cell lines but were also reactive (to a variable extent for the different clones) with a diversity of other tumour cell lines.

Here's hoping that a new generation of students — and presidents — will likewise recognize that * if Rome is the eternal city, Latin is the eternal language".

Another new paper also published in Geophysical Research Letters by scientists at the University of California, Irvine likewise recognizes the extreme and unprecedented nature of California's current drought, and focuses on the risks that these events pose in the present and future.

Biomedicine can roughly differentiate when life becomes viable, that is, at which point a fetus could survive as an infant if a mother gave birth prematurely; it can likewise recognize potential complications either in the development of the fetus or the health of the pregnant woman.

Readers of We Shall Bear Witness will appreciate that the editors Meg Jensen and Margaretta Jolly likewise recognize the value of bringing together many perspectives and voices.

Conventional practitioners likewise recognize that "alternative" questions are not only important but as old as philosophy itself, such as questions about wisdom and the social transmission of virtues.