Sentence examples for recognise material from inspiring English sources

Die-hards will recognise material from previous shows, notably his gloriously interminable talking-rabbit skit ("I'll never forget this image of my father trying to teach his new rabbit how to speak... ..) and the bongo-drum nonsense-song, Nostradamus, that has become his anthem.

By recognising material, symbolic and relational aspects we show how the ontology of global policies focussing on the merits of agroforestry differs from the ontology of everyday practices and strategies in subsistence agriculture.

PNA also recognised material in the vesicles of goblet cells, but at a much lower level than the SSCs (Fig. 4E, yellow arrow).

The problem wasn't that you were moving too fast but moving too slow - too slow to recognise the material defects that were putting peoples' lives at risk".

We recognise that material accumulation has played a role in giving us certain amazing technologies and the ability to do things, and obviously there's scientific innovation.

He said: "My philosophy is just to win games, it always has been to recognise the material you've got to work with, and get the best out of what you've got.

A trend of LM11 (recognising arabinoxylan and unsubstituted xylan) binding was observed for the CDTA extracted samples showing highest signals at 20 days after pollination (DAP) for all the three normal barley, AO and HP lines indicating the presence of CTDA-soluble transient structures of arabinoxylan since the LM6 (xylan recognising antibody) did not recognise any material.

And she always dreamed that when they would meet her daughter would have the clothes and she would have the scraps - kind of like a lock and key". Sadly, Jenna did not recognise the material.

"It is appropriate for the directors to recognise a material uncertainty, which may give rise to significant doubt over the group's ability to continue as a going concern". According to the official statement, it would take a lot of things to go badly wrong, and simultaneously, before banking covenants are broken.

We need to recognise that material resources are finite, but human potential is not.

It is acknowledged that it is not possible to protect confidentiality within the supervisory dyad because participants within dyads are likely to recognise reported material provided by the other member of the dyad.