Sentence examples for that recognising from inspiring English sources
But we need to move on from that, recognising the differences within the emerging world, but also thinking about how the developed world can continue to press forward, supplying leadership and judgement as well as technology.
The main reason being that recognising these people as British would be seen as tacit acceptance of a series of treaties which the PRC labels as "unequal" – including the ones which ceded Hong Kong island, the Kowloon peninsula and later Hong Kong's New Territories to the UK.
On the contrary, the GMT of antibodies recognising full-length tau 2N4R (4,000) was more than fivefold lower than that recognising the immunogen.
In his article 'Emotions revealed: recognising facial expressions' Paul Ekman states that recognising facial expressions, including the less obvious facial micro-expressions of patients may be useful to a doctor in their interactions [ 2].
We argue, together with Vogel and Ben Ouandham-Gormley (Ben Ouagrham-Gormley and Vogel, 2010; Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, 2012; Vogel, 2013), as well as Revill and Jefferson (2013), that recognising the importance of tacit knowledge is crucial for more sophisticated assessments of biosecurity threats.
Similarly, Gibbons et al. (2017, p.10) advise that recognising resources and capacities of beneficiaries requires close engagement and the building of a sense of empathy with affected populations that recognises their agency as they bid to recover and return to normality.
It's great to have that recognised".
For example: automated call systems that recognise voice commands.
That means it is possible to make antibodies that recognise tumorous cells and stick to them.
Ambassadors withdrawn from EU countries that recognised Kosovo are now returning.
