Sentence examples for recognizing, for example, from inspiring English sources

It is necessary to define a typology of landscape to permit a realistic comparison of similar units recognizing, for example, its favourable conservation status.

Katko is very conservative by any half-coherent definition of the term, but he also has both feet in the real world, recognizing, for example, the scientific consensus on climate change.

In many cases, we fail to take into account the sources of our desires when we make moral choices, not recognizing, for example, that the desire for great wealth or reputation is 'empty' or vain ([On Choices and Avoidances] V-VI).

The colocalization of TgICMAP1 with this subset of MTs therefore could be due to the preference of TgICMAP1 in binding to these MTs (recognizing, for example, certain distinct biochemical or structural properties of these MTs) or an indirect result of the stabilization effect of TgICMAP1 on MTs.

OPs mentioned that the peer-group learning approach was of added value for recognizing, for example, that their peers face the same problems and difficulties, for discussing and comparing examples and cases, for learning from each other, and for sharing practical tools.

It must recognize, for example, that an "address" field is likely the same as a "street address" field.

Researchers now recognize, for example, that autism is not synonymous with mental retardation: more than 80percentt of children with autism were once thought to be mentally retarded.

If the sum exceeds 9, then only the second digit is recognized (for example, a 9 and 6 add up to 15 but count as 5).

So they are more likely to recognize, for example, when a company's legacy IT system has become a stumbling block to progress – a common affliction in retail operations.

This kind of centralization is something which occurs more often than is generally recognized: for example the stock market contains institutions like the New York Stock Exchange, governed by explicit rules about how and when trades may be transacted.

Sometimes, however, if he looked at a word, a couple of letters would suddenly jump out at him and be recognized — for example, the "bi" in the middle of his editor's name, though the letters before and after this remained unintelligible.