Sentence examples for was recently recognised from inspiring English sources
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In the recent past; newly; lately; freshly; not long since.
- Advices recently received
Charles is a research scientist at Plymouth University, and was recently recognised as one the UK's best early career researchers.
PiC's innovative approach was recently recognised and awarded £50,000 in the Open Data Challenge Series, a competition run by the Open Data Institute and Nesta.
AMCU was recently recognised as the majority union at Lonmin and at neighbouring Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), dislodging the powerful NUM from the top position.
Henry's legendary status at Arsenal was recently recognised during the club's 125th anniversary celebrations when a statue of him was unveiled outside Emirates Stadium.
She was recently recognised with the Thinkers 50 "Future Thinkers" Award and was ranked 19th on the Reuters & Klout 50 list of "Most Influential Execs on the Web".
The process of efferocytosis (removal of dead cells) was recently recognised as a critically important element in the development of PDT-induced tumour immunity (Korbelik, 2006).
Indeed, we were recently recognised as one of the three "most viral news sources" on Facebook and Twitter.
The computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has been recently recognised to be a very powerful tool for analysis of contactor behaviour or for reactor design, both being of considerable interest to chemical engineers.
On the other hand, it has been recently recognised that high strength steels (HSSs) provide designers with the opportunity of creating more slender and weight efficient structures than would be possible if the normal strength steels (NSSs) have been used.
In addition to the conventionally considered invested capital I and contributed labour L, know-how and technology K has been recently recognised as an important independent input to the economic system, while tangible resources T may be introduced to provide an accounting of material and energy depletion.
Equine chondral defect models have been recently recognised to have specific advantages for translation to human articular cartilage regeneration and have recently been reviewed.
