What matters is whether the sport concerned recognises it as such.
So begins one of the great English books about the First World War and its consequences – although no one recognises it as such.
"Theron recognises as much, calling her decision to wear the watch 'regrettable'regrettable
For instance, exosite I mediates selective binding of fibrinogen and protease activated receptors (PARs), as well as the endothelial receptor, thrombomodulin, while exosite II recognises glycosaminoglycans such as heparin and the platelet receptor GP Ib-IX-V (for a recent review on the role of thrombin exosites, see ref. [13]).
It recognises tags such as genre and album art (and shows them), You can even get internet radio stations.
At home everyone recognises names such as China Unicom, Lenovo or Bank of China, but most Europeans would struggle to name a single Chinese brand.What is more, Westerners tend to assume that Western firms are superior.
I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.
And as such Christian theology recognises that a healthy dose of God's grace and forgiveness is desirable.
As such, the SBTT recognises all team members, lowers hierarchy and re-models relationships within the team.
The former triggered the implosion of Arsenal and, as such, must be lamented by anyone who recognises in Arsène Wenger a beacon of sanity.
