Sentence examples for may also recognize from inspiring English sources

Those who can hear traces of U2's triumphalism — insistent pedal-point bass lines balanced by piercing motifs octaves above — may also recognize beats and yelps lifted from the Ronettes and Talking Heads, representatives of different eras of big.

Antiques buffs may also recognize Mr. Bruno as a senior appraiser on "Personal FX: The Collectible Show," which ran from 1994 to 1998 on the FX cable network, and as the senior appraiser of "Treasures in Your Home," which stopped running last year, also on cable.

We therefore reasoned that PXL2 may also recognize a small signaling peptide(s) to mediate vascular development.

Models may also recognize that individual cells in a population may differ from one another and consequently differ in their biosynthetic capability.

You may also recognize cover girl Olivia Palermo, one of NYC's more influential fashionistas, who dishes on her favorite shops, trends, and love of New York inside Arriving Now.

Folks may also recognize Guertin from a side project he also participated on, Eight Bit, which grew virally almost overnight as people started making old school 8-bit avatars of there profiles.

When you start thinking about a situation or a problem you may be having and you come to a conclusion that you think is rational and true, then you may have also recognized some conclusions or answers that are "untrue" or incorrect.

(Tucker may have also recognized that his four-man pass rush had not been generating pressure this season).

Binding-site similarities may also help recognize atoms involved in non-bonded interactions thus aiding in the rational design of inhibitors.

While the 81A antibody against phosphorylated alpha-synuclein may also nonspecifically recognize neurofilament light polypeptide (also known as NF-L) [ 48], here staining for neurofilament light polypeptide did not colocalize with that for phosphorylated alpha-synuclein (Fig.  6m-x).

If we do indeed recognize events related to everyday sounds using acoustic cues [13 15], then it may be possible to also recognize sound sources from onomatopoeic features instead of acoustic cues.