Sentence examples for recognitions that from inspiring English sources

The engineered ChlB1 is compatible with the enzymes for late-stage tailoring in CHL biosynthesis, featuring specific protein recognitions that facilitate variable aryl group incorporation.

Since we are determined by the limitations of our senses, we naturally tend to acknowledge the truth of those kinds of recognitions that happen to match our own value systems (Zhuangzi CTP: Yu yan, 1).

These are the necessary recognitions that are all too often invisible in the analyses of governmental researchers.

"It was again one of those recognitions that not all of our fallen service members are male," said S. Todd Rose, the director of the mortuary affairs division at Dover.

"Have you ever thought," Gaddis writes in "The Recognitions," that "all the people you have met and all the people you will meet... are somewhere now right this instant being real?" With its diffuse collection of stories, "Men in Space" takes on Gaddis's challenge of keeping track of a vertiginous sequence of interlocking lives.

"The very large number of people who have used the archive during the last 12 months proves otherwise - and in the years ahead the archive will be doing everything it can to broadcast and deepen still further the pleasures, challenges, excitements and recognitions that poetry offers".

This last poem recapitulates many themes in Cole's corpus: the Christian ideal of self-abnegation, confused and fused with sexuality; the serial mis-recognitions that constitute our inner lives; the attractions and repulsions of sensuality.

It's that recognition that is the hard part though.

But for many, it is recognition that's important.

Now it is Kosovo's soccer recognition that consumes him.

That suggests that it isn't just name recognition that is catapulting Clinton at this time.