To recognize the persistence of this memory, you don't need to book a ticket to California or Burning Man, or to lope through the aisles of San Francisco's City Lights bookstore (one of whose founders was the Beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti).
Bush and Dick Cheney to recognize the persistence of that problem.
The nation largely recognizes the persistence of racial issues: 83percentt say racism still poses a problem, up 7 points since last year.
That tension has played out repeatedly since, in heated debates over recognizing war crimes, the persistence of imperial shrines that memorialize war heroes and war criminals alike in quasi-worship and the controversy over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to make Japan a "normal" country by loosening restrictions on the military.
This coincided with the formation of the Western Sierra Madre and the Neovolcanic belt, the mountainous systems that are now recognized as critical for the persistence of the Mexican dry forest [15], [16].
Defects in apoptosis lead to the persistence of T cells recognizing self antigens which can induce autoimmunity [ 11, 12].
Aside from learning the nuts and bolts, those experiences helped him recognize the importance of persistence and humility, he says.
Riparian areas in forested landscapes of the Pacific Northwest have been recognized for high species richness of amphibians yet little is known about the persistence of amphibians in mature forest fragments such as unharvested riparian buffers surrounded by clearcuts.
While recognizing the role of DNA sequence as the dominant contributor to the persistence of biological order, the emerging view offers a richer spectrum of additional factors that contribute to biological organization in a manner somewhat independent from DNA.
Mantel has no consistent, easily identifiable set of novelistic preoccupations — unless it's the persistence of evil in a world that doesn't always recognize it — and no fallback kit of stylistic tricks.
