Sentence examples for recognition it is from inspiring English sources

Considering the observed distance between the limitation and its recognition, it is important that future researchers are comfortable with the detailed process of developing a new measure, especially as it pertains to avoiding theoretical and/or methodological mistakes, or at least, if they occur, to mention them as limitations.

In his book, Thinking, Fast and Slow, the author Daniel Kahneman points out that when the human brain is seemingly operating at its peak – making snap decisions through subconscious pattern recognition – it is often at its most irrational.

If Galway deserves the recognition, it is partly because its annual arts festival, under the direction of Paul Fahy, is a powerhouse of ideas and innovation.

In the meantime let's hope this proves to be the year non-fiction finally receives the recognition it is due.

Although her memorable pseudonym has arguably helped in terms of public recognition, it is something she now regrets.

The Ridley-Pinker optimists argue, with some force, that the benign impact of globalisation has not received the recognition it is due and that the argument has been contaminated by the left's sour grapes.

"There's not much recognition; it's not a power position," Mr. Pagan said.

- Carol Andreae, co-founder of the Women's Fund of Central Ohio "It's not about recognition, it's about impact.

But if the idea is to be noticed and get name recognition, it's certainly done that for us".

"If there's anyone who deserves recognition, it's that guy, not me," Mr. dos Santos said.

Then just as the painting was gaining mass recognition, it was stolen in 1911, at a time when popular newspapers were booming.