Sentence examples for recognized form from inspiring English sources

A rarely recognized form of genuinely democratic access to art and connoisseurship was eliminated.

Today's booklet layout was introduced in 1926, three years after paper money from the United States treasury also assumed its now recognized form.

But she wasn't necessarily trying to make a traditional album; the richness of the "Biophilia" app shows an artist engaged and moving into an art form that is barely even a recognized form.

In Spain, the novel about the rogue or pícaro was a recognized form, and such English novels as Defoe's The Fortunate Mistress (1724) can be regarded as picaresque in the etymological sense.

This was the same gathering where a recognized form of service to help give poor people a voice in their neighborhoods — another name for it is community organizing — was dismissed with scorn by speakers like the Republican vice-presidential nominee, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, and New York's former mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

This is a newly recognized form of climate-tectonic coupling, similar to that recognized in orogenic belts, especially the Himalaya.

The most commonly recognized forms of advertisement occur as intraspecific communication.

Sociologists usually apply the term to such conflicts only if they are initiated and conducted in accordance with socially recognized forms.

This new manifestation of anthrax has resulted in a clinical manifestation distinct from already recognized forms.

Recent observations have expanded the spectrum of prion diseases beyond the classically recognized forms.

In particular, their association with the more recently recognized forms of glucose dysregulation, IGT and IFG, have not yet been well studied.