It knows us better than we know ourselves-living and travelling and multiplying by means of an unnoticed touch, a quick, involuntary wipe of an eye, or perhaps some tic we have not yet recognized... View Article Atul Gawande, a surgeon and public-health researcher, became a New Yorker staff writer in 1998.
He recognized the view, he said, from his bike rides as a child -- somewhere around the Orange Avenue Bridge between New Haven and West Haven.
Later, when I recognized the view as the one in a framed photograph, of deer tracking past the trees on a snowy day, he made a joke about hunting from his office window.
The need for improving the management of water resources by agriculture is now widely recognized in view of the global pressure on water resources associated with growing populations and food demand (OECD 2006).
There is some evidence that neurons further upstream in inferior-temporal cortex accumulate responses from the population of view-tuned neurons, and thus by summing the responses across different view-tuned neurons the visual system may average across stored views to recognize novel views [13].
Too often Watson urges us to revere people or books "now recognized," "widely viewed" or "generally regarded" as brilliant.
Abortion rights supporters tried to remove the platform's abortion plank, which called for a ban on the procedure, and tried to insert a provision declaring that the party recognized differing views on the issue.
The defect patterns to be recognized are viewed as decision made to a particular disease.
And, to be honest, I'm angry that my role in his success has never been recognized or viewed as significant.
Similarly, while objects and faces are best recognized when viewed in an upright orientation, inversion produces a substantially greater recognition deficit with faces (Yin, 1969).
