Which is why -- as the New Year begins, and before the detail of day-to-day politics again drowns out the space for quiet reflection -- it is worth pondering whether any of that exhaustion, stalemate, erosion, division and depletion is the product of the presence in the modern world of something that we might properly recognize as an American empire.
But if we are to properly recognize it, we must be able to recognize the signature of selection and differentiate it from drift's signature (see, e.g., Bamshad and Wooding 2003).
"We all now properly recognize each other.
But courts properly recognize and enforce the deals and promises that help induce and protect criminal informants and accomplice witnesses, in what Brooklyn Federal Judge Jack B. Weinstein once frankly described as a "netherworld of perdition".
Mr. Burdick said the church had failed to properly recognize his major accomplishments: raising the level of the professional choir, having a digital organ installed after the destruction of 9/11 and bringing a rare set of 12 change-ringing bells to the church tower.
"The Upper West Side is a community that honors both the arts and our cultural icons and no one symbolizes this better than Thelonious Monk," he wrote on Jan . 15to the city's Department of Transportation, urging the agency to fix the sign "in order to properly recognize the legacy of this Jazz legend".
Apple had a new patent application published by the USPTO today, describing an unlocking method for digital devices that uses image identification to properly recognize an authorized user.
Consider robots that are algorithmically biased against black people or don't properly recognize people who are not cisgender white people, and then make a decision on the basis that the person is not human.
The machine is basically crippled without an activation code for the Rebel EFI application ( it installs the kexts etc needed to properly recognize your HW) and Psystar is behind on sending them out (Just spoke with a very nice support person).
The human visual system can properly recognize details in both dark and bright regions in a scene, while the image captured by conventional digital cameras may be either too dark or too bright to present details [2].
However, researchers report online today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface that the record books need to be updated to properly recognize the incredible strength of the limpet teeth.
