Representing the interests of the church and the nobility, he secured a limitation of royal power (March 1430) in exchange for the nobles' recognition of the king's young son Władysław as the heir to the throne, thereby beginning the Polish tradition of an elective monarchy.
This all furthers the effort to "cultivate men," nurturing "that largeness of soul that quick, glad recognition of noble principles that love of and reverence for fixed and eternal truth that eager desire for the work of life" (74).
(K 1: 4, 25, 43, 95, 97, 109) It is typically bestowed on those belonging to the divine dispensation as a sign of favor or recognition of noble rank in a special audience with God or a divine appointee that typically confers recondite information, specific instructions, and special powers to speak or act on his behalf, along with the possibility of future access.
At the upper extreme, a noble elite, the barons, achieved recognition in administration and law.
A trivial recognition of a great and noble kindness.
While the eradication of bias in tech systems is a noble cause, the potential surveillance and policing applications of facial recognition in particular gives many critics pause.
Armitage picks out that moment of recognition with heartbreaking care, as his dreamer spies "a noble girl, a young woman of grace, / wearing a gown of iridescent white.
I hope that in my novel I have given ample recognition to the qualities of our late, legendary and noble friend, who understood, as did the poet Charles Péguy, that "tyranny is always better organized than freedom".
Interest in the optical properties of noble metal nanoparticles has risen dramatically in recent years with the recognition that these properties, if understood in sufficient detail, can be harnessed to create nanoscale photonic devices and sensors.
"All of these are laudable and noble things to do, but the thing for me that's missing is the recognition that some schools, some families, some kids need more help than others," Wilkins said.
