By this I think he meant someone who could spot ability and knew how to nurture it while recognising individuality.
In July, the 9th Cavalry was involved in several well-led cavalry actions and Nansouty acquired an excellent reputation, recognised as a disciplinarian and a commander who knew how to drill his men effectively.
The status covers foodstuff that is "produced, processed and prepared in a given geographical area using recognised know-how".
gThree EU schemes promote and protect names of quality agricultural products and foodstuffs: Protected Designation of Origin - PDO: covers agricultural products and foodstuffs which are produced, processed and prepared in a given geographical area using recognised know-how.
God knows how, but they worked... they were actually recognised by the Post Office".
Even if we knew how to recognise the symptoms and how to treat the person, we lacked experience".
Neural networks are a common feature of machine learning: rather than explicitly programme a computer so that it knows how to recognise an image, the company feeds it images and lets it piece together the key features itself.
"They were trying to establish whether we had the mechanisms in place to know if elements of radicalism or extremism were in our school, and whether we knew how to recognise it, and that we had an extensive policies on citizenship, personal, social and health education – those sort of things – to counteract any such elements".
"I couldn't recognise a single thing; my mother hadn't known how totally it was destroyed and rebuilt after the war.
First, our community partner knew how to approach participants to ensure their safety and she was able to recognise from experience that we would need to remain flexible about how information was shared, gathered and recorded.
I don't know how, they said they recognised my hands!" Unlike Wright, Cera was never much of a fanboy.
