Sentence examples for on recognized from inspiring English sources

Therefore it was first determined to be T. viride (because the genus was in that time believed to consist only of this single species [35]), and later on recognized as a unique species and named in honor of its detector Elwyn T. Reese T. reesei [36].

She added, there is considerable evidence that Mr. Gore early on recognized the value of campaign finance as both a substantive and a symbolic issue.

He has had unusual initial success, but only because he was wonderfully prepared by a nurturing organization that early on recognized his unique skill set.

In this case, Microsoft early on recognized middleware as the Trojan horse that, once having, in effect, infiltrated the applications barrier, could enable rival operating systems to enter the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems unimpeded.

Allan was a visionary champion for women's reproductive health and early on recognized that women's ability to decide the number and spacing of their children and to survive pregnancy is a basic human right.

Like her sister Serena, Venus was introduced to tennis on the public courts in Los Angeles by her father, who early on recognized her talent and oversaw her development.

According to the 'Oberberg Concept'[ 10- 12], one has to focus on recognizing these individual dysfunctional emotional coping strategies.

Unfortunately, few popular video-editing programs (Premiere, Pinnacle, iMovie, Final Cut and so on) recognize AVCHD.

"The real power of human thinking is based on recognizing patterns," he said.

A lecture by Russia's foreign minister on recognizing Israel seemed to have little effect.

One important change for some life insurance companies would be the timing on recognizing revenue.