"There are pockets of this kind of activity," Ms. Garay said, "but there hasn't been a field-wide acknowledgment of what these universities should aspire to".
Some work from the final years of the middle period presages a wider acknowledgment that Paint and Clay club members could be of their time.
Despite wide acknowledgment, there are still unresolved issues about long term-performance of PRBs, which have somewhat affected their acceptability and full-scale implementation.
Still, there is wide acknowledgment that many apps violate current regulations by making dubious or untested medical claims.
Of course, only Mr. Russert's life and his impact on people received wide acknowledgment.
Personal anecdote follows personal anecdote, with very little acknowledgment of the wider world — or even, really, of the world that the hosts themselves inhabit.
Marie worked for the Sunday Times ever after, becoming the paper's foreign affairs correspondent in 1995, an acknowledgment of her wider role.
As well, practitioners of Africana philosophy have aided the development of much wider and deeper recognition and acknowledgment of inadequacies in basic notions and agendas in the legacies of Western Philosophy thereby helping to open us all to challenging new needs and possibilities for further revising philosophical traditions and practices.
Whatever might be thought of Barnes's novel, there was wide agreement that his public acknowledgment of the book's designer was a "moment", one that needed to be parsed for its implications.
Perhaps as a White House acknowledgment of Fox's wide, if skeptical, audience, the first post-speech television interview by David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, was granted to Mr. O'Reilly.
