Sentence examples for recognized as the same from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wilson said that race and labor problems are at last recognized as the same thing, and that now that Harlem children are beginning to learn in school, that the black community will not be hurt by the strike.

And it turned out they had six other children of various sizes standing around the couch looking at the camera with what I recognized as the same unsmiling quietness of expression as Baby Wilson himself.

Mr. McGovern, who can no longer be recognized as the same actor who played the comparatively happy-go-lucky Molloy, sits cross-legged on the floor, shirtless and cadaver-white, his head fiercely erect, eyes burning with disgust.

The audio fingerprinting and matching algorithm must be robust so that the distorted audio sample can still be recognized as the same audio content stored in the fingerprint database.

Therefore, that it is abstract and is actually recognized as the same in its many instances is something that belongs to the same nature only on account of being conceived by the abstractive mind.

The officers, whom she recognized as the same cops who had arrested her previously, ordered her into the car.

That said, it is also fair to point out that the lobbying team of Westfield includes both Tim Dart, whose last name you might recognize as the same one Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart calls his own, and Chicago police board head Demetrius Carney.

Mutants or pathogenic variants that are clearly distinguishable from the wild-type virus will, however, generally be recognized as being the same type of virus, and they will, therefore, be considered, in terms of taxonomy, to be members of the same virus species.

But in the meantime, Quorn was already on the market in Europe and was eaten by so many people that last year the F.D.A. agreed Marlow could market it here under another category "generally recognized as safe," the same term that applies to sugar and salt and many other foods that people have been eating for a long time.

For example, Drosophila bioassays of parsnips unexpectedly revealed a new botanical insecticidal and synergistic natural product identified as myristicin (Lichtenstein and Casida 1963) that is related to dill apiole and parsley apiole, which were later recognized as acting the same way (de Almeida et al. 2009) [see Supplemental Material, Figure 9A (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104405)].

I bought my first franchise in 2003 and was recognized as the Fastest Growing Franchise that same year.