Recognize preferences but share references.
"The argument that sealed it," he added, "was her saying, 'Look, Venice isn't sinking that fast.' " Dating to at least 2000, Mr. Whedon has recognized his preference for a state of constant motion, back when he was simultaneously producing "Buffy" and its spinoff "Angel," and inviting cast members to his home for after-hours readings of Shakespeare plays like "Hamlet," "Macbeth" and "Othello".
To address the challenges that today's trainees encounter, such as information overload and reduced immersion in the field, and recognizing their preference for novel educational resources, an electronic case-based urology learning program was developed.
The British daily said the lawmakers' strategy was to "pressure France to give in" and recognize Europeans' preference for the more efficient and cost-effective single seat for the Legislature.
Fiscal conservatives recognize that their preference for austerity over stimulus requires many marketing tools in order to sell painful budget cuts to the public.
The new decade heralded the convergence of still capture and high-definition (HD) moviemaking within the body of a single camera as manufacturers recognized a changing consumer preference for imaging (both still and movie) that could be uploaded quickly onto Web-driven social networking sites rather than printed on paper.
Mass spectrometric profiling revealed that most DUBs examined have broad selectivity, whereas a subset displays a clear preference for recognizing noncanonical over K48/K63 Ub linkages.
Soon after birth therefore, newborns recognize and show a preference for someone who previously interacted with them verbally.
Further, Kaiso is the only MBP that has been identified to have preference for recognizing two consecutive mCpG sites.
For example, it was shown that some highly expressed genes of E. coli [45], S. cerevisiae [46] and B. subtilis [47] have a strong preference for codons recognized by the most abundant tRNA species, which promotes translational efficiency.
