Sentence examples for recognizing possibilities from inspiring English sources

This too encouraged seeing deontic necessity, and thus deontic logic, as falling within modal logic so-generalized, and in fact recognizing possibilities like this helped to fuel the generalizations of what began with a focus on alethic modal logic (Lemmon 1957, Lemmon and Scott 1977).

Building on this perspective, I define contexts in identity construction as resources on which individuals draw (1) to recognize possibilities available to themselves, (2) to determine what to enact among those possibilities, and (3) to interpret others' identities enacted in an interactional moment.

However, due to multiple recent developments, mass spectrometry-based proteomics now offers additional, by the GWAS field so far hardly recognized possibilities for the identification of functional genome variants and, in particular, for the identification and characterization of (differentially) bound protein complexes as well as physiological target genes.

This was done to recognize possibility of using the reactor with an inert fluidized bed to decompose selected chlorinated hydrocarbons.

One recognized possibility for a renewable, clean source of transportation fuels is solar radiation collected and converted into useable forms of electrical and/or chemical (hydrogen) energy.

Experience can be transposed from other specialized sectors such as the aviation industry into the engineering sector as human error is a recognized possibility and a critical risk in both industries.

Recognizing these possibilities, we focus our discussion below on possible explanations for the high levels of asymmetric historical gene flow observed in the migrate analysis.

That was a bit more opportunity than Eisenhower wanted, but all the generals smiled, recognizing the possibilities.

Recognizing the possibility of an irreversible error, however, he and Church, in their earliest experiments, began to build drives capable of restoring any DNA that had been removed.

Recognizing the possibility of a very slippery slope, I would like to see whatever patents Genentech holds on Avastin placed in the public domain in the interest of public health and equity.

Recognizing the possibility of information overlap and synergies associated with such overlap may not only help establish more realistic models of animal conflicts but also help us come to a better understanding of existing empirical information.