"But [it also recognises] my efforts -- thanks to you, the YouTube watchers -- to promote chemistry through YouTube," added Sir Martyn.
"Abu Omar also recognises that my imprisonment will not result in real accountability for what he went through in Egypt," she said.
For example, when it recognises that my boyfriend's dropped by, it could shift the smart lighting to something more romantic (and, uh, hopefully then turn the camera off), or when a flatmate walks in the door, it could flip the smart lights to her favourite colour to say hello.
Until the law recognises David Furnish is my husband, and not merely my partner, the law won't describe the man I know and adore.
Although no one really recognises me without my helmet!
"I hope that this honour recognises not just my work in Westminster but also what I have achieved working with the people of Bristol South, like the building of the South Bristol Community Hospital".
"When I come in the morning my [AI] assistant on my door recognises me and in a very nice British voice says: 'Good morning Eric -- and I enjoy it even though I know it's artificial," says Mr Horvitz.
These days, though I am unsure what the left is, my gut recognises authoritarianism when it feels it.
A 1998 draft message from Tony Blair to the Zimbabwean president, also obtained by the Guardian, states: "My government recognises that the present pattern of land ownership needs to be fundamentally changed.
Even so, in deference to what she recognises is "sort of my signature", the frontage contains four reliefs cast from the concave gap between the glass and frames of the gallery windows – another of Whiteread's explorations of what she calls "negative space"; these began when, as a young artist, she had the thought of "mummifying the air" in a room.
