After the vote, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell tweeted that Gates was "gratified that the House has recognized merits of DoD's position in opposing the extra engine".
In addition, the recognized merits and shortcomings for each type of electrochemical sensors are discussed.
Even buildings of recognized architectural merit, like Stanford White's masterpiece, the Madison Square Presbyterian, on the northeast corner of Twenty-Fourth Street, gave way to a conventional office skyscraper.
Cairns advised Miller that in order to overcome the ban, he must build a reputation in America as an author of recognized literary merit, such as James Joyce and D.H. Lawrence enjoyed.
The prizes can recognize merit or promise.
"How, then, will you recognize merit?" he asks.
Therefore, we also discuss the relative merits of antibody-detection methods and the diversification of recognized phenotypes or "phenotype spread" in NGSAb-associated syndromes (examples in Fig 2).
School-based in-service education has the important merit of recognizing that there is a gap between the ideas, techniques, and approaches that teachers acquire as a result of their training and the application of these ideas and approaches within the social system of the school.
His 1977 Order of Merit recognized fifty years of achievement, a record comparable to Petipa's and Balanchine's.
Even those seeking a broader amnesty might see some merit in showing Americans the benefits of recognizing the contributions of immigrants who broke the rules to get here.
Favourable metrological characteristics of this analytical procedure, as prevalidation figures of merit, recognized the metrological procedure as a valuable concept in preliminary evaluation of quality of analytical procedures.
