The originators of the RDoC acknowledge that the system entrenched by previous versions of the DSM has increased diagnostic reliability.
Where the interests of originators and buyers were aligned, subsequent defaults were less likely.The paper's authors acknowledge that their analysis might not constitute proof: other unseen factors could have affected the results.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
The Writers Guild of America agreed to officially acknowledge Trumbo as the screenwriter of the film following a deposition from his son Christopher, who died earlier this year, and Hunter's son Tim, both of whom had long been aware that Trumbo was the originator and main architect of the script.
He was in town to play his first show in New York City in 2013 a long overdue achievement, considering that he is widely acknowledged as the originator of footwork, a hyper-kinetic, sample-based genre that soundtracks the dance troupes of Chicago.
"This is a tough crowd for poetry," acknowledges Hamish Todd, 27, emcee and originator of the Crocodile's between-set poetry slams.
Mr Ball also seeks an injunction that Eden acknowledges him in all publications as the project's co-founder and originator.
The originator of modern, articulated conservatism (though he never used the term himself) is generally acknowledged to be the British parliamentarian and political writer Edmund Burke, whose Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790) was a forceful expression of conservatives' rejection of the French Revolution and a major inspiration for counterrevolutionary theorists in the 19th century.
Dr. Zetsche acknowledges that his plan will take some doing, given that Chrysler is the originator of "Buy a car, get a check" business practices.
In Arabic, the One is very clearly conceived as a creating God, frequently given epithets like 'originator' and 'creator.' On the other hand, the Arabic Plotinus acknowledges no tension between this idea of God as creator and the Plotinian metaphor of 'emanation' (Arabic words that mean 'emanation' or 'flowing,' such as fayd, are prominent throughout the text).
