Sentence examples for recognized as other from inspiring English sources

Since the beginning of the 19th century, when scholars observed that there were a number of systematic correspondences in related words between the sounds of the Germanic languages and the sounds of what were later recognized as other Indo-European languages, particular attention has been paid in diachronic linguistics to changes in the sound systems of languages.

None of these lesions was mistaken for an endometrioma, and they were all recognized as other lesions.

There are moments when I'm recognized as "other" and I recoil.

He also recognized, as others are only now beginning to, that the sport was a tech-and-data laggard: its science-based breakthroughs were limited mostly to racquet and string materials; unlike baseball, it had no Bill James calculating analytics.

Similarly, we can recognize as other species of existential dependence the "generic" existential dependence defined by (EDG), the "asymmetrical" rigid existential dependence defined by (EDA) and the "essential" existential dependence defined by (EDE).

It is important to recognize, as have others (Asimakis, 1996; King and Opie, 1996; Schaefer and Ramasamy, 1997), that pre-ischaemic glycogen content alone does not determine the extent of I/R injury.

In announcing the indictment, Johnson said, "I recognize, as others do, that the death of Amadou Diallo has a context larger than the facts of this case".

And while Coates mentions the role of the government in reparations – focusing attention on the languishing legislation proposed by Michigan Democratic Rep. John Conyers, for example – he recognizes, as others who attempted to affect change throughout the history of this country have, that the moral will of all Americans must also be part of the solution.

At the same time we recognize, as others have, the practical and heuristic advantages of framing complex socio-ecological issues in a way that is inherently multi-dimensional (Cutter and Finch 2008; Eakin and Luers 2006; Brooks and others 2005).

Recognizing, as others have [ 21], that researchers are often stakeholders in the issues under study, we took steps to enhance objectivity in developing the framework before starting other projects.

Digitized acting (if that's the right phrase) should be as warmly recognized as any other kind of acting.