Sentence examples for one acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Levin did extract one acknowledgment from Mr. Smith.
That decision was one acknowledgment of how borders have dissolved in the film world – as in the world in general – but in so many other respects the selection process is stuck in the rigid past.
One acknowledgment of that came with Camilla taking her titles, Duchess of Cornwall in England and Duchess of Rothesay in Scotland, from Charles's lesser entitlements, instead of Princess of Wales, the normal title for the wife of the next in line to the throne.
Each super frame consists of one reservation frame, K information frames and one acknowledgment frame.
Each successful data exchange in the original cooperative MAC protocol involves only one acknowledgment message, which is sent from the destination to the source directly.
This strategy seems on one level an acknowledgment of the commercial reality that contemporary audiences require speed, narrative drive -- that the meditative temperament of a more traditional ghost story would strike them as dull and static.
The one open acknowledgment of a parent comes on Tennessee (a co-write with dad), but it's his mother, Peggy Harper, he's shouting out to, singing about a "little town called Newport/ Where the folk don't grow too tall and they don't grow too short" – even managing to make that near-doggerel charming.
(One current acknowledgment of this shift is a single by a rapper named Kid Cudi, who is currently jostling with Lady Gaga on the iTunes charts with his song "Day 'n' Nite," which re-imagines hip-hop as mumbling over disco rather than yelling over funk).
Hegel goes beyond Kant, however, and expanding on an idea found in Fichte, makes this requirement dependent on one's recognition (or acknowledgment Anerkennung) of other self-conscious subjects as self-conscious subjects for whom any object of consciousness will be thought as also existing.
He had been talking before this debate about pulling out of future ones, an acknowledgment that he is a poor performer.
A quick survey of automatic replies sent out by a range of UK and US newspapers reveals a huge variety, from one-line acknowledgments to fairly comprehensive lists of letters desk policies.
