Sentence examples for recognition of absence from inspiring English sources

Although the first descriptions go back to Babylonian Times (Sakikku-Board, 718 614 BC) [ 23] and recognition of absence status was evident in the 16th century [ 24], detailed descriptions of the clinical picture and first pathophysiology considerations occurred in the 19th and 20th centuries.

"Not only the years of family life lost in the hopeless search, but the very absence of the death and the recognition of this absence, cause individuals to collapse from inside".

To be "alone" is simply the recognition of the absence of others.

In recognition of the absence of a voice in this group "The Age' newspaper attempted to redress the deficit through the conduct of a survey on a popular website for new mothers.

One particular breakdown emerged repeatedly: the absence of recognition or absence of timely treatment of severe sepsis state, which occurred in nine patients (38%).

In this paper we propose (based on testing results) a Neural Network structures that can be used for recognition of presence and absence of internal organ on images received from endoscope.

The burden of the primary headaches in terms of lost workdays, gross under recognition and absence of effective treatment is tremendous.

Understanding how urban refugees cope by negotiating access to various forms of recognition in the absence of legal-recognition will enable organisations working with them to leverage such strengths and develop relevant programmes.

When Unesco granted Palestinians full membership in the organization last October, Israel and the United States viewed the development as part of a contentious, wider Palestinian campaign for international recognition of statehood in the absence of an agreement with Israel.

The term sunyata may also be used as a recognition of anattā, or the absence of any self apart from the five skandhas (mental and physical elements of existence).

The melanomas were classified according to established criteria with recognition of the presence or absence of the radial growth phase and/or vertical growth phase.