Sentence examples for recognized with respect from inspiring English sources

In the seismic region, the effectiveness of fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) externally bonded reinforcement is today widely recognized with respect to enhancing the behavior of RC shear walls, particularly of those not satisfying the requirements of modern seismic codes.

Although the most distinctive feature of Fig. 1 is velocities toward WNW along the Pacific coast, which is caused by interplate coupling between the subducting Philippine Sea and the overriding Amurian plates (e.g., Yoshioka and Matsuoka 2013), eastward velocities along the coastline of the Japan Sea between ~132.5°E and ~135°E are recognized with respect to the reference station.

A detrimental biomechanical influence in mal-aligned varus knees, due to the increased adduction moment in the knee, is widely recognized with respect to both initiation and progression of OA [ 42, 43].

Although no statistically significant differences were observed with respect to the efficacy of the two procedures, a tendency favouring RF ablation was recognized with respect to local recurrences and complications rates.

It is a time when one recognizes with respect what one owes to the tools of trade, recreation and entertainment.

Moreover, insofar as there is no well-developed and formally recognized orthodoxy with respect to these matters, those who remain unsatisfied with the theories just described have populated the literature with a variety of alternative stories about the salvific efficacy of the work of Jesus.

Once an asthmagen is recognized, issues with respect to exposure, dose response, and route of exposure need to be resolved in order to implement appropriate controls.

Driven by a culture, which, rightly or wrongly, too often fails to recognize teachers with respect and economic rewards, teacher unhappiness seems more prevalent than ever.

While those on both sides of the aisle have come forth with their political snippets, Mr. Brooks recognizes that, with respect to the terrorists, we are all in this together.

"There is a recognized threat today with respect to a woman's right to chose, a woman's right to control her own body," Mr. Abrams said on the steps of City Hall.

Changing this would require a society that recognizes, with greater remuneration and greater respect, the nurturing work that is so often cast as "female".