2) Recognition of strengths / a sense of personal achievement: Although players of WoW are cloaked in their avatar persona, fellow players know a lot about one another and recognize each other's accomplishments in real time.
A careful historian, however, tends to take the Zhou subjugation to the Shang as a recognition of Shang strength.
The only intellectual change produced in Tocqueville by the events of 1848 was a recognition of the strength of socialist ideas and of the problematic nature of the proprietary society.
Jon Irwin, a Liberal Democrat activist who started a petition to save the Wheatsheaf, puts Wandsworth's decision to wield article 4 powers down to councillors' recognition of the strength of local opinion.
"Prior to the existence of a direct flight, this money would have gone to London and the south-east but there is now clear recognition of the strength of Manchester and the north as an investment proposition, particularly in China," he said.
"We have always believed Funding Circle would be well-suited to the public markets and today's milestone is recognition of the strength and global impact of our model," Samir Desai, CEO and co-founder of Funding Circle, said in a statement.
13 Finally, the recognition of muscle strength and performance as a defining component of sarcopenia in the elderly patients needs consideration, within the context of cancer cachexia.
But attitudes equating them with naffness and the constantly pillorying of suburbia as a whole by the commentariat are being eclipsed by a recognition of their strengths.
This time she brings new eyes to the task, a new recognition of her strengths and aspirations.
These observations are reflected in quantitative audit and survey research which, although biased towards in-patient settings, confirms a desire for (or lack of recognition of) patients' strengths, and potential neglect or misinterpretation of their physical, vocational, social and cultural needs.
It was headed by a war cabinet of five, which included at first both Chamberlain and Halifax a wise but also magnanimous recognition of the numerical strength of Chamberlainite conservatism and two Labour leaders, Clement Attlee and Arthur Greenwood.
