Sentence examples for means of recognising from inspiring English sources

Current causes several observable effects, which historically were the means of recognising its presence.

By combining different media of power to identify specific modes of commissioning the theoretical framework developed here offers a means of both recognising and reconciling any inherent contradictions in the relationship between commissioners and providers, in the context where they are created and sustained.

Bear in mind, however, that this prize is primarily about the writing and is not meant as a way of recognising expert programming skills or multimedia.

A rare neurological disorder means the swimmer is incapable of recognising faces, including his own.

Another form of meditation – open monitoring meditation – involves non-reactively monitoring the content of experience from moment-to-moment, primarily as a means to recognise the nature of our own thoughts and emotions.

This does not mean that individuals sharing identical information sets shall equally be capable of recognising all opportunities.

Getting to the heart of the popularity of this phenomenon means recognising the intrinsic power of this form of learning.

We are clearly meant to recognise the echoes of Synge's The Playboy of the Western World, also set on the Aran Islands, in the narrative reversals and the story of a downtrodden hero who grows into manhood.

The award is meant to recognise the art of teaching.

"It's meant to recognise exceptional acts of service by police".

It means accepting that dialogue is crucial and that means recognising the right of the Palestinian people to choose their own leaders, their own representatives.