There's no kind of awkwardness when you meet someone you recognise off the telly.
Because in the North-west – same as much of Britain – "dinner" follows the orthodox process of (a) choosing something they recognise off a menu; (b) being served it with minimum fuss; (c) being presented with a bill that seems "fair"; and (d) leaving with a full stomach.
"This heritage can finally be recognised, shown off and used to combat our collective amnesia regarding the black community," Lima suggests.
Height and weight were used to compute body mass index and assign participants to one of three categories of weight status based on internationally recognised cut-offs.
37 We followed internationally recognised cut-offs to consider children whose LAZ, WAZ, or WLZ fall more than two SDs below the international mean to be stunted, underweight or wasted, respectively.
However, since this is the first study among Nicaraguan women, we considered it justified using the widely recognised cut-off values for an at least moderate level of anxiety (STAI >42) [ 19] and depression (EPDS ≥12) [ 22].
The prince, who presented medals to 150 volunteers before the kick off, recognised the efforts of the founders of local clubs, coaches, referees and other officials at a reception to mark the FA's Grassroots Heroes Day.
While the internationally recognised WHO cut-off points facilitate comparison across studies and nations, the lower BMI Chinese cut-off points [ 15] reflect the higher noncommunicable disease risk at lower BMI in Chinese populations [ 14].
Mastroeni recognised over the off-season how his side were short of top-level experience and thus added two veteran US internationals to his squad.
Returning to Derrymacash, he was repeatedly stopped and questioned by police, and followed, he said, by men he recognised to be off-duty members of the Ulster Defence Regiment, the locally recruited British army unit.
