Laurence Shatkin, Ph.D., author of Best Jobs for the 21st Century, adds: "Most people need the discipline of a formal education, and most employers more easily recognize the piece of paper".
In many practical cases, however, it is desirable to leave the possibility to "override" the global object knowledge at the local level: in other words, it is interesting to recognize the pieces of knowledge that can admit exceptional instances in the local contexts that do not need to satisfy the general axiom.
This piece of legislation [ 25] also recognizes the need to train SAMU professionals in providing telemedicine care in the role of system regulators.
But it is important to recognize that no piece of land is at the core of Judaism, as some would argue.
The software metaphor is no accident, given how much of a film's music is now created or modified on computers; it's doubtful that Hawks, were he alive, would recognize a single piece of machinery in the building named for him.
Ulevitch's hacker paranoia inspired him to add an extra security feature: All DNS servers tag data with one random number (from 1 to 65,000) to enable servers to recognize the right piece of data at the right time.
The company, whose antivirus software serves more than 70 million users largely in Russia and the U.S., claims its secret is "advanced heuristics," the ability to statistically recognize a familiar piece of malware in a new form.
And hope that others might recognize a small piece of themselves in these characters, and fall in love with them, too.
Sometimes, you'll need to close the program you're trying to use at least, or even restart to get some computers to recognize a new piece of hardware you've plugged in.
She also found a kindred spirit in her history teacher, who had left Wall Street for the classroom and recognized a piece of himself in her self-motivation and the way she chastised herself if she fell short of her own standards.
