Sentence examples for to recognition that from inspiring English sources

This led to recognition that beta decay was a manifestation of the weak force, one of the four known universal forces (the others being gravitation, electromagnetism, and the strong force).

When it comes to recognition that's well deserved.

Thus it was that a slur on a US multimillionaire mother led to recognition that all mothers are entitled to welfare for their work, enabling them to rise above poverty and to raise their own children if they chose to.

One can only hope that Mr. Davis's case will lead not only to a reversal but also to recognition that Congress should never prevent death-row inmates from introducing evidence of actual innocence simply because they did not comply with procedural technicalities.

Of course the Christian church should host a gathering of bereaved families, injured service personnel, politicians, medical staff and journalists, and call all to remembrance, repentance, to tears and to recognition that men and women in the front line have faced danger the like of which no armchair general can envisage.

While debates still rage here and in other countries about the right of the unborn child to life, the new court decision is seen as signaling that an unborn child has a right to be aborted, or at least that a handicapped child has a right to recognition that his or her birth was a mistake.

Trajectory shifts in white-matter axons might indicate regions of cell-to-substrate recognition that specify unique termination zones.

"She was always on the way to a discovery, to a large recognition that would change everything".

However, compared to automatic speech recognition, that emotion recognition from an isolated word or a phrase is inappropriate for conversation.

Mark Porter, chairman of the British Medical Association, said that there had to be a recognition that "not every patient was the same".

"There has to be a recognition that without the moderates," she said, "we cannot be a majority party".