His was the kind of art Philistines of the Western world say their child could do better and the kind of art that Asian sages instantly recognize as possessed of superior enlightenment.
The allergist is generally recognized as possessing the greatest expertise in relating airborne contaminants to respiratory health, both atopic and nonatopic.
After the first reports of looting at the museum, long recognized as possessing one of the Middle East's largest and most valuable archaeological collections, the customs agents shifted their focus to the hunt for those artifacts.
The Janus of professional tennis, Djokovic has long been recognized as possessing two sides: one is an imperious, steely competitor, one of the most complete players the game has ever produced, and a generous, magnanimous sportsman.
Lei merely needed to show that he intended to continue to work in the United States in the area in which he had been recognized as possessing "extraordinary ability".
The separation of residues into two fractions asphaltenes and maltenes is brought about by means of low molecular weight paraffinic hydrocarbons, which have been recognized as possessing selective solvency for hydrocarbon systems and is known as solvent de-asphalting.
Despite these failings, Strom was recognized as possessing a number of virtues: he was kind, considerate, and honest.
A rapidly increasing number of chemicals, or their degradation products, are being recognized as possessing estrogenic activity, albeit usually weak.
Long before the basic features of DNA structure and replication were known, the ends of linear eukaryotic chromosomes, called telomeres (literally 'end parts'), were recognized as possessing special properties (Blackburn, 2006).
Bono's message resonated because I had been reading Francis Fukuyama's new book, "Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment". Fukuyama argues that identity stems from humans' deep-seated psychological need to be recognized as possessing dignity.
Many other cytokines and their receptors are becoming increasingly recognized as possessing "bimodal" and transient actions on both T-effector and T-regulatory cell populations, capable of inducing either responsiveness or tolerance.
