Sentence examples for recognition opened from inspiring English sources

11 48) Kant's recognition opened for Maimon the salons of Berlin as well as the contemporary leading journals, in which Maimon started publishing.

That recognition opened the way to expanding molecular genetic strategies to include QTL approaches.

Trying to decide who instead of just what deserves recognition opens the door to the same kind of speculation and subjectivity that surrounds Britain's contentious Booker Prize for the year's best novel.

Neural network pattern recognition opens whole new categories of hitherto insoluble problems.

Recent advances have also shown that Cas proteins can be engineered to alter PAM recognition, opening new opportunities to develop CRISPR-based tools with enhanced targeting capabilities.

Moreover, the critical role that certain residues identified in this study may have in methionine recognition opens further possibilities for rational drug design.

The act of recognition opens up follow on actions for the user, much like a returned search on the desktop invites a user to engage with a spider's web of additional information.

It swiftly gained recognition, opening 150 stores after its first year and nearly doubling that in the next three years.

The fear in acknowledging Israel's flaws is that such recognition opens Israel up to criticism, whether warranted or unfair.

While most candidates running for statewide office without much name recognition open their television advertising with an uplifting spot heavy on the biography, Daniel M. Donovan Jr. is going in a completely different direction.

Table 1 Symbol matching and recognition Open image in new window.