Sentence examples for recognize the multiplicity from inspiring English sources
It's good to hear an intelligent argument for media is, but I think it lumps together each medium (radio, TV, blogs) when it is important to recognize the multiplicity of communications voices.
It has been opposed by theories of the "elitist" or social constructionist category, which emphasize the manipulative aspects of communication and recognize the multiplicity of perspectives that tend to form around any issue.
The need to recognize the multiplicity of contextual factors in determining IF disclosure practices, particularly as NGS increasingly becomes a centerpiece in genetic research broadly, is heightened when children are involved.
This definition, which has played a crucial role in the discussion over patient engagement, and that appears to be the most complete and systematic descriptor, from our perspective, fails to recognize the multiplicity of the subjective dimensions acting behind the behaviors of the patient.
Shubha acknowledged that while audiences' own life experiences and preconceived notions would inform how they perceived each story, she hoped they would walk away recognizing the multiplicity of South Asian women's struggles and passions, but also the universal complexities of humanity.
Günz-Mindel Interglacial Stage, major division of Pleistocene time and deposits in the Alpine region of Europe and one of the divisions of the geological system that recognized the multiplicity of Pleistocene glaciations (the Pleistocene Epoch began about 2.6 million years ago and ended about 11,700 years ago).
Some economists were also worried that thinking in terms of causes was not compatible with recognizing the multiplicity and mutuality of determination in economic equilibrium.
Bioassays that attempt to define the role of individual etiologic agents such as fungi (oomycetes) or putative Pfiesteria toxin(s) should recognize this multiplicity of factors and should include appropriate quality control measures for water quality parameters (temperature, dissolved oxygen, nitrogenous wastes, etc).
"We recognize the trends".
Economists recognize the problem.
