The poll, which surveyed 318 employers, concluded that employers "recognize capacities that cut across majors as critical to a candidate's potential for career success, and they view these skills as more important than a student's choice of undergraduate major".
Where can we situate the typelogical systems discussed here with respect to recognizing capacity and complexity?
With regard to recognizing capacity, van Benthem (1995) shows that LP recognizes all permutation closures of context-free languages: a class which is too wide from the syntactic point of view.
Patterns of this type are recognized by Range Concatenation Grammars and Global Index Grammars; a comparison with these formalisms then might be useful to fix the upper bound of the recognizing capacity of LG, which is as yet unknown.
Despite its recognized capacity to enhance forecasting by creating a new set of initial conditions, implementation tests have been mostly carried out with a single model and few catchments leading to case specific conclusions.
Small forest patches embedded in agricultural (and peri-urban) landscapes in Western Europe play a key role for biodiversity conservation with a recognized capacity of delivering a wide suite of ecosystem services.
We claim that sustainable construction and architecture has vital role in achieving the tourism full potential for conservation and development of the Douro Region, with recognized capacity for tourism growth.
The newly recognized capacity of this virus, which historically has caused mild, self-limited infections in adults, to induce microcephaly, a terrible birth defect, is nothing less than devastating.
This strain has recognized capacity to internalize into bovine mammary epithelial cells [ 18].
In claiming that "it is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied; better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied" (U II 6), Mill recognizes capacities for self-examination and practical deliberation as among our higher capacities.
