Sentence examples for position of recognition from inspiring English sources

"Peter Stretch has this rather singular position of recognition, both in his time and since then," Philip H. Bradley, a dealer in Downingtown, Pa., specializing in clocks, said in a phone interview.

This suggests a state of harmony and balance, and a position of recognition (not necessarily acceptance).

Like positions of recognition, each one shows us who we are.

Therefore, a more rigid L6 linker may contribute to the spatial positioning of recognition elements involved in positioning/transfer of biotin to BCCP domain.

(A ) Schematic representation of the Pou3f3 locus showing start sites of transcripts in the region and positions of recognition sites of the BglII restriction endonuclease (small vertical bars) used for the 3C experiment.

Table 1 shows positions of recognition sites in aligned Alu repeats sequences and a number of sites at these positions in all Alu repeats (a combined value for a number of sites in twin peaks is given in the table).

Some press reports have also stated that Hamas is willing to discuss its position on recognition of Israel.

The plasmid map denotes the position of the recognition sites for the restriction enzymes Sac I, used for plasmid linearization to achieve homologous recombination, and Ppi I, the enzyme used to linearize the DNA for random genomic insertion.

In agreement with Wang et al. [ 9], we also observed ultrahigh enrichment of CpG dinucleotides at the 12th position of CTCF recognition sequences particularly in the CTCF-A subgroup (5-fold over that in CTCF-C, p-value < 1e-14; Fig.  5a and Additional file 10: Figure S5).

The Chinese government has once again expressed its firm position of non-recognition and non-acceptance of any decision by that court, emphasizing that "the Ad Hoc Court has no jurisdiction whatsoever over this case and other related issues and therefore it should not proceed with arbitration nor make any decision thereupon".

Gravel reiterated his position in favor of recognition, with four other senators in agreement, during Senate hearings in June 1971.