To aid the reading process, Spritz aligns words using what it refers to as an "optimal recognition point method" which presents the portion of the word that apparently allows the reader to most quickly recognize it, so the next word can be speedily pushed out.
Perhaps the major disadvantage is that most NPs are quickly recognized and sequestered by circulating macrophages and Kupffer cells of the reticuloendothelial system (RES) present in the liver and spleen.
Most iron oxide nanomaterials are quickly recognized by the macrophages of the RES, making them useful as contrast agents for tissues of the liver and spleen, or by macrophages present in inflamed tissues.
When Palast, investigator of corporate fraud and racketeering, turned his skills to journalism, he was quickly recognized as, "The most important investigative reporter of our time" [Tribune Magazine] in Britain, where his first reports appeared on BBC television and in the Guardian newspapers.
President Obama quickly recognized Mr. Lobo's victory, even when most of Latin America would not.
After their publication in 1923 and Rilke's death in 1926, the Duino Elegies were quickly recognized by critics and scholars as his most important work.
But the most important document was a digitized design for a nuclear bomb, one that investigators quickly recognized as Pakistani.
During the war, his administrative talents were quickly recognized, and he was plucked to serve on Washington's personal staff, beginning the most important relationship of his career.
For the most honest wartime sentiments, Mr. Horwitz might have considered the words and actions of enslaved men and women, who quickly recognized a truth about the war that others — including Lincoln again — at first sought to obscure.
European airlines quickly recognized the threat.
