Canada, by contrast, has made efforts to recognize more high-quality training programs done abroad.
We could stand to recognize more of what we have in common with our patients.
The tension between art and commerce remains -- between the academy's urge to anoint box-office success and its desire to recognize more eccentric achievement.
"The government identifies 2,500 'commonly used' characters," he said, adding that a scholar would need to recognize more, perhaps around 5,000.
He rejected a bill, backed by some gay rights advocates, that would have allowed judges to recognize more than two legal parents for a given child.
Marling's new album, "Alas, I Cannot Swim," falls into a category that writers tend to recognize more quickly than they recognize, say, Nashville pop made by bands such as Jypsi (which isn't spectacular, but never mind).
A bill moving through the California Legislature would allow judges to recognize more than two legal parents for a given child, opening the door for alternative families to seek legal recognition of their relationships.
National monuments managed by the Park Service have been created in the past few years to recognize more minority figures in American history, like Cesar Chavez, the farm labor organizer, and Harriet Tubman of Underground Railroad fame.
Lock was more concerned, in the interim, with teaching the arm's computer processor to recognize more subtle motor commands than the three types of locomotion Mitchell currently enjoyed, and he had plugged a laptop into a giant flat-screen monitor with the afternoon's agenda — advanced signal processing — in mind.
