Firstly, we can recognize that emotional resilience may be culturally determined.
We can recognize that we don't know everything.
We can recognize that many adult children joining the work force are in real trouble: despite the triumphalism on Wall Street, we see them overworked and mostly underpaid, without secure futures or pensions and, as a result, delaying marriage, children and, for us, grandchildren.
We can recognize that δt tends to be large as the focal depth becomes deep, although the scatter is large.
From Figs. 5 and 6, we can recognize that most of the differences are within 3 mm.
By widening our perspective, we can recognize that environments are combined constructions of physical, ecological, and social elements (Swyngedouw 1999).
We can recognize that those labeled as "mentally ill" are among the most stigmatized people in our society, and that their stigmatization causes grave harm.
We can recognize that the needs which led people to do so must still in some way be active, albeit dormant, in modern secular man.
In the first SC we can recognize that the trace has no discontinuity starting from the arrival time of this SC to the end of its rise time.
We can recognize that the substorm westward electrojet peaks in the midnight sector, reaching 0.6 A/m, where the maximum H perturbation on the ground is 500 nT.
