The Villa manager was not, of course, prepared to countenance the notion of defeat but acknowledged that Villa were in "a bad position".
Prof. Sharifian: The notion of 'metacultural competence' acknowledges the fact that English is no longer the sole property of its so-called "native speakers", but it is widely used by speakers from many diverse cultural-linguistic backgrounds.
In biology, psychology, sociology as well as in philosophy, the notion of 'learning' has been acknowledged as one of intelligent capabilities for an individual to earn food and fit the environment for surviving and evolving persistently.
Ohlen et al 17 explored the importance of significant others in therapeutic decisions and highlighted the notion of 'relational autonomy', which acknowledges that people are defined by their relationships and are dependent on others in making decisions.
Participants' accounts of "typical days" reveal the "minutiae that make up daily living [ 25]." However, these accounts also reveal a volatility that challenges the notion of typicality, a volatility acknowledged in the title of Charmaz's work on chronic illness ("Good days, bad days") [ 5].
Phillips continues, "There's a truly lovely resolution, completely trackable even for preteens, resting on the notion of mixed emotions, and the value of acknowledging life's hardships, rather than papering them over with false good cheer.
On the one hand, the idea of a "common responsibility" spoke directly to the notion of "common heritage of mankind," acknowledged by a 1967 UN resolution that had first emerged as an expression of concern for the loss of natural resources belonging to all (especially maritime, such as whales and tuna).
"None of the X-Men movies have acknowledged the notion of a sort of superhero team--the Fantastic Four--and the Fantastic Four acquire powers, so for them to live in a world where mutants are prevalent is kind of complicated, because you're like, 'Oh, you're just a mutant.
As Wiggins himself acknowledges, the notion of harm can vary based on sociocultural context.
