Sentence examples for recognition prowess from inspiring English sources

To test the snake recognition prowess of the pulvinar, the group inserted electrodes into the brains of two captive-born macaque monkeys who had never encountered the reptiles.

Expert Status Visible recognition of prowess in your industry–in the press, on social networks, among industry organizations often impresses investors and wins customers.

This impressive tenor, the recipient of the 2006 Richard Tucker Award, is earning recognition for his prowess in bel canto roles.

Therefore, a precedent exists of Clinton's name recognition and political prowess giving way to a relative unknown who electrifies the masses; Sanders is filling arenas for a reason, and it's a similar reason to what made Obama so unique in 2008.

The former Army cadet was, according to his mother, something of a dark horse when it came to recognition of his sporting prowess.

Brazil won recognition of its technological prowess this week when computer giant IBM Corp. said it has chosen the country to host IBM's ninth global research center.

Now all you need is an actual trophy, a scintillating recognition of your sporting prowess to occupy space along the mantelpiece with all those family heirlooms and tchotchkes from Asprey.

Ultimately soldiers serve to protect and defend our way of life; our way of life that doesn't spend its days in fear or disproportionate recognition of its military prowess.

Despite it all, he continues to say "it's not enough," or "it's nothing," with each recognition of his parenting prowess.

Recognition for your athletic-aesthetic prowess?

Disaster fund-raising rewards organizations for their marketing prowess and name recognition as much if not more than for the scope, relevance and quality of their emergency services.