Sentence examples for recognises by from inspiring English sources

As Jasanoff recognises, by the early 19th century, opportunities for crossing boundaries and switching allegiances were receding in the face of increasing nationalism and state controls.

In the grand scheme of things, it is just one small step forward, but it is nevertheless an important step, one that shows how the protein recognises – by feel, not sight – and protects the tRNA.

In 2007 DragonFly BSD received a new device file system (devfs), which dynamically adds and removes device nodes, allows accessing devices by connection paths, recognises drives by serial numbers and removes the need for pre-populated /dev file system hierarchy.

The dynamic model recognises that by using the language we change it.

"Care home employees often work long hours and their jobs can be challenging – any employer who recognises this by paying their lowest paid staff no less than the living wage will certainly reap the benefits," she says.

If credit growth is out of hand, the tool central banks must use, as the Bank of England recognises intellectually by equipping itself with such tools but as yet not bold enough to use them, is direct quantitative controls to constrain the growth of credit.

"It recognises you by the pattern of blood vessels in your finger".

The birds likely recognises these by visual clues.

In contrast, a synthetic judgment of experience recognises truth by virtue of conceptual meanings and external facts.

Therefore, an analytical judgment of an experience recognises truth by virtue of conceptual meanings only, without depending further on external facts.

The European licence for fluocinolone recognises this, by stating that it should be used when other therapies have not had sufficient effect.