He argued that understanding something requires a grasp of the ways in which it relates to other things, and a capacity to recognise it on other occasions and in different contexts - which can never be exhaustively predicted.
But while opponents of Doma were predicting its imminent demise, even if the justices strike the law down it will not establish a right to gay marriage – merely an obligation on the federal government to recognise it on those states where it is legal.
They reason that life elsewhere may inhabit very different conditions, but probably still maintains the key characteristics of life as we would recognise it on Earth.
Mr Engelman believes the shark he caught is the same one that attacked him, and told the Sun-Sentinel he recognised it from the markings on its fin.
The citizens of Rio de Janeiro might not have recognised it as such, but on a wet night in Flanders this pretty much constituted a carnival atmosphere.
Some noticed that this was an example of Shaw satirically employing the reductio ad absurdum argument against the eugenicists' wilder aspirations: The Globe and The Evening News recognised it as a skit on the dreams of the eugenicists, though many others in the press took his words out of their satirical context.
In New Zealand we had the same, Maori people telling us they recognised it because of that.'...On becoming actors Michael Nardone, a tour de force as both the regimental sergeant and the writer loosely based on Burke, knows he could so easily have been a soldier.
Our publishing platform refused to recognise it, insisting on rendering the letter with a circumflex instead.
Since many medical colleges do not stock infected skin smears, most doctors are not qualified to recognise it early on.
Although this is an objective measure, we recognise it relies on health-seeking behaviour (HSB) and could, for example, underestimate the frequency of ATI episodes since not every child attends with every ATI episode.
