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The phrase "recognition around" is not technically a complete sentence in English. However, you can use it as part of a larger sentence, for example: "The team received recognition around the world for their hard work and dedication."
In summarizing, the time course of processing visual information may be characterized by three consecutive time windows that are associated with different ERP components, sensory encoding (around about 80 ms), early categorization (around about 100 ms) and stimulus recognition (around about 150 ms).
Meanwhile, Mr. Achmat has won recognition around the world.
There were nods of recognition around the room.
"Needless to say, as an assemblyman from the Bronx, I don't have much name recognition around the state.
Their efforts are gaining traction here, and recognition around Britain, as a model of easily replicated ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Feick would like more recognition around the league and sees the National Basketball Association's Sixth Man Award as a way out of the darkness.
Instant recognition all around!
During intron homing, HEG initiates a double-strand break repair pathway (Belfort and Roberts 1997; Chevalier and Stoddard 2001) and creates a break at the specific HEG recognition site (around 14−45 nucleotides) within the invaded intronless allele (Colleaux et al. 1986).
Is language mainly and centrally a matter of deduction, of coding and decoding according to the conventions of meaning, with a little intention-recognition around the near and far edges to take care of ambiguity and implicature?
For so many, this is the negative tipping point, thinking that there's not enough recognition to go around, not enough room for your research or enough stages on which to perform.
On Wednesday, angry at a lack of recognition from politicians, around 600 protesters tried to storm the Tuzla local government building, accusing authorities of turning a blind eye to the privatisations and subsequent company closures.
