Sentence examples for since recognizing from inspiring English sources

Since recognizing Abkhazia's independence in 2008, after the brief Georgia-Russia war, Russia has effectively taken over a number of Abkhazia's critical functions and economic sectors under the mantra of pursuing "bilateral cooperation".

Sensitivity to eye direction may have evolved in chicks as an anti-predatory, rather than a social-affiliative, mechanism since recognizing where a predator is looking could be highly advantageous.

Ideally, a T4SS named entity recognizers would have been developed using an existing annotated corpus freely available to the text mining community; however, since recognizing T4SS entities represents novel challenges for text mining, there are no prior standard annotated corpora to serve as training data for machine learning algorithms or to provide a gold standard for evaluation.

Awareness is especially important in being prepared for a bioterrorist attack, since recognizing its nature early can substantially reduce associated sickness and death (8, 9 ).

See related research by Sossdorf et al., http://ccforum.com/content/13/6/R208 Since recognizing platelets as an important part in coagulation some 125 years ago, the scientific community has evaluated platelets as a key player between inflammation and coagulation.

Since recognizing this structure is still a challenge for prediction algorithms, four different beta-barrel predictors were used (BOMP, [ 105]; PRED-TMBB, [ 30]; MCMBB, [ 106]; and B2TMR-HMM, [ 31]), and already two out of four predictors identifying the proteins as beta-barrels were counted as positive.

Ms. Greenwood recalled of the man she has since recognized as John Muhammad: "He said, 'Why is everyone following me?

And the reality is that marketers have long since recognized and accepted that "how your snack looks" makes a difference, to kids in particular.

All six members of the family survived those trips, and Americans have since recognized the dangers of drinking and driving, and realized that seat belts are an idea whose time has come.

Mr. Janiszewski, a former board member of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, once had higher aspirations, but he has since recognized the constraints placed on him by his place of birth.

Analysts had since recognized that urban areas differed ecologically from more-pristine systems; urban areas exhibited an altered hydrology, atmosphere, and regimes of temperature, light, sound, and food availability, along with countless other factors.