"Increase awareness of forestry issues and mutual recognition of interests.
Kangas et al. (2015) list the aims of participation in forestry as follows: 1. "Increase awareness of forestry issues and mutual recognition of interests.
The editorial identifies another four issues that contribute to bias in medical literature and a lack of transparency in scientific publishing, namely, recognition of interests beyond commercial, the problem of ghost writing, undisclosed original protocols, and the bias toward publishing only "exciting" results.
Whereas modified imputation was clearly superior for RASTA features, better results for MFCC features have almost consistently been achieved by uncertainty decoding, even though uncertainties were estimated in the spectrum domain for both features and propagated to the recognition domain of interest.
In recognition of his interest in environmental issues, the Cousteau Foundation recently designated Sir Peter as skipper of the Calypso II, a research vessel that is to carry on Mr. Cousteau's tradition of maritime exploration.
When I encounter someone else who is as devoted to Prince's music as I am, I tend to turn away from that person, embarrassed by the recognition of mutual interest, eager to return to the safety of private joy.
The public option, not dead, would amount to recognition of shared interest in each other's health and of the need to use America's energies and resources better.
Holst's a cappella carol, "This Have I Done For My True Love", was dedicated to Noel in recognition of his interest in the ancient origins of religion (the composer always referred to the work as "The Dancing Day").
Recent increased recognition of, and interest in, this disease has resulted in enhanced understanding of the etiology of CLE.
First was a growing recognition of the interest in and need for more granular and patient-centric data with which individualized treatment decisions could potentially be made.
According to Brantly Womack (2003, 2006), the relationship between the larger states and small ones can be translated into mutual acceptance and recognition of communal interests.
