But China has recognized a shifting focus on global demand, and worldwide population growth means high quality produce and food sources are as valuable as non-renewable resources.
The Obama campaign worked out of the same office in 2012, recognizing a shift in demographics.
The Giants promoted the quarterbacks coach, Sean Payton, to offensive coordinator yesterday, a move that officially recognizes a shift of duties first made late last season.
"We can only really recognize a shift after it happens," said Wagner.
Beyond the expansions suggested by Barrett and colleagues (1), Olshansky and colleagues have added a fourth stage, the 'Age of Delayed Degenerative Diseases', which recognizes a shift in NCDs to the elderly even as life expectancy increases, and a fifth, encompassing morbidity and mortality from HIV/AIDS and other emerging infectious diseases (22, 23).
The list goes on as industry veterans begin to recognize a shifting paradigm toward digital currency.
And like all great (meaning successful) designers, he recognized a crucial shift in the market well before its impact had been fully realized, in this case how the democratization of fashion would also lead to a gradual devaluation of the concept of luxury.
Our modern-day understanding of the innocence of Timothy Evans in the murder of his wife, then, became entrenched in the 1970s, as one that recognized a significant shift in public and political sensibilities towards abortion following its legalization.
The following main processes were recognized: (a) slight shifting of the long-standing springs eastward, following the retreating shore; (b) extension of the hydrologic system southward without significant change in the total discharge of the entire spring complex.
In 2008, a Wisconsin appeals court recognized that "a shift in mainstream medical opinion" had eroded the medical basis of shaken baby syndrome.
