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She said the military itself, examining its experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, has come to recognize the limits of the use of force.

To understand our culture is not easy. In addition, it is often difficult to recognize rituals within our own culture.

This is just the sort of class discrepancy Lao Chang refused to recognize, at least while he was alone with us children.

The robot must be able to recognize another car, to understand that it is moving and that it will interact with it as it gets closer.

Practicing gratitude, acknowledging the blessings in out lives and making it a point to recognize the good things can change us positively.

The immune system is usually able to recognize and ignore the body's own cells and not produce antibodies against them.

SFAS 13 was enacted in an attempt to force corporations to recognize the substance over the form of a leasing agreement.

Smallpox only infected humans -- it was easy to recognize, and there was only one strain of it -- so a vaccine was easily producible.

Often a sale or exchange of the asset would be necessary to recognize the loss associated with a partially impaired asset.

There needs to be an automatic method to recognize the presence of RDFa content and extract the RDF out of it.

Has been trying to say is: Superman is not masked, but his girlfriend would Leng Shimei to recognize him, myopia, or foolish do it?

At quarter to five, Podesta called again and said the Miami family was now refusing even to recognize the fathers custody rights.

Many of the WordPress templates also look so similar that it is sometimes easy to recognize a WordPress site simply by the layout and theme.

Jonas shifted in his seat, trying to recognize each reference as one of his group mates.

Readers include mostly the young academic generation who have come to recognize that neoliberal fortune promises did not materialize.

Whenever possible, life should be a pattern of experience of savor, not endure. I'm trying to recognize these moments now and cherish them.

For Christians it meant to recognize publicly the truth of their faith or to recognize publicly that they were Christians.

A big portion of your anger builds up, trying to get you to recognize a problem.

You might even adopt a convention for the journal's file name, which makes it easy to recognize what you've built previously.

"What I didn't know at the beginning, " Ekman told me, "was you could train people to recognize these microexpressions in real time. "

I am gradually beginning to recognize that avoidance does not always work.

Spectral seismograms are introduced as a means to recognize the morphology of the seismic signal, as arriving at the point of observation.

It is often useful to recognize a particular pattern in text and mark it up.

"Our ambition is nothing less than being able to recognize any object on the planet, " Neven said.

It is always a good bit of tactics in knavery to pretend to recognize some one whom one does not know.

Put your ego aside and stay flexible enough to recognize when your architecture might have flaws.

The chamber of commerce, we introduced by you to recognize the name and address of your firm.

The very distinctive leaf margin makes this species easy to recognize, in contrast to the varieties that have been proposed within it.

The font used to clean, easy to recognize, strange interrupting my eloquent writing or the font if long into the adverse instead, readers.

I hope that the day is kind to you and that you're able to recognize and appreciate the kindness, and then pass it on to others!

He said Israel also wants the Palestinians to recognize Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people.

I seem to recognize the quotation, but I cannot pin it down to its author.

The mother nuzzles up to her pup and sniffs it. She does this so that later on, she will be able to recognize it by its smell.

Tune in to your body more often and start to recognize the patterns an when it's trying to tell you something.

Therefore, this work can achieve my social ideals and values in life, hope that we able to recognize me, for giving me this opportunity!

The thieves' car was badly damaged and easy to recognize. Shortly afterwards, the police stopped the car and both men were arrested.

Any naming convention can be used, but it should be used consistently to make it easy to recognize the relationship between these types.

They seem to recognize that parents are not born love of his rights, but through their own efforts stemming from the war booty.

We want you to recognize the relationship we have with you, which is one that has existed for thousands of years.

Trial observers said the court's non-binding ruling could encourage more countries to recognize Kosovo's independence.

She was hurting, he knew, but to recognize her pain would be viewed as an invasion of her privacy.

But he also seemed to recognize that he might have gotten himself into some trouble.

Imagine not being able to recognize faces. You could see faces, but you'd be entirely unable to distinguish one face from another.

This should be an easy to recognize and meaningful name for you and your recipients.

Brown sent out one of his men and one of the prisoners with a white flag. The excited crowd refused to recognize the white flag.

Many more fail to recognize how much they have actually learnt and to respect their own achievements.

Due to the presence of journalists, Medvedev to recognize the "not ready to be baptized in front of reporters. "

The British Government said that the British are ready to recognize Kosovo independence preparations.

The key to get out of this dilemma is to uplift the ability to recognize beauty, the ability that originates from humanity.

The late management guru Peter Drucker was one of the first to recognize this truth, as he was to recognize so many other management truths.

Even if you're still undecided about SOAP, at this point you should be able to recognize its merits and its problems.

In these environments, it is not always easy to recognize the Java processes in the process list.

If your child is not living up to your expectations--yet--you have to recognize that you're not a failure as a parent.

Traders all over the world squint at their charts, trying to recognize patterns, and let their imaginations run wild.

Even during the press conference, Bush appeared to recognize that he was overusing the word.

But he said Hamas was not ready to recognize Israel.

As early as delivered in day before yesterday evening me she returned to the school time specially leads her to recognize the train station.

Wiedeking's genius was to recognize that the company did not have to abandon its heritage to move forward.

It would also be just to recognize that no other president of the United States would have had the courage to say what he said.

They look for repetitive price patterns, trying to recognize uptrends or down trends in their early stages and generate buy or sell signals.

So it took me a while to recognize him in a denim jacket and with messy hair.

As for the slaves, escape meant a journey of hundreds of miles through unknown country, where they were usually easy to recognize.

But at the same time I think you've got to recognize that this is coming your way, like it or not.

It is said that some of the monks were among the first to recognize in him the potential to be a prophet.

As citizens of both kingdoms, every believer is called to recognize the difference between them.

End, and this is the end of the moment, she guessed long ago, however, to "recognize" a person, had to pay such a price for it?

The fashion industry is often the first to recognize trends. And it may have been among the first to forecast their end.

The exact text does not matter, as long as you will be able to recognize this page when you see it in the browser.

But towards the end of the journey, he began to recognize familiar places, and in great excitement pointed them out to Rose.

Opportunity is often difficult to recognize; we usually expect it to beckon us with beepers and billboards.

Street art is still art you know. Some people are finally beginning to recognize that!

Irony is often shown in derogatory sense, which is of help learners of Japanese to recognize irony when communicating with native speakers.

If it had been her, wouldn`t I have had to recognize her face?

It was a political reality Mr. Obama seemed to recognize the moment he took the stage.

There's been a sort of shift, so now, people are beginning to recognize that you can have these disorders and you can actually get better.

Yet too few Americans, and even fewer across the world, seem to recognize the extent of these American initiatives.

Trading signals are easy to recognize in the middle of the chart, but hard to see at the right edge.

It was the yellow skin Asians and dark Philippines, Indians, and Pakistanis that were easy to recognize to be foreigners at first glance.

It shall have a strong visual effect and be easy to recognize, remember and promote in different media.

While being flexible allows you to bend enough to recognize a problem, adaptability helps you build tolerance and acceptance of change.

No, could you just write "your secret admirer" on it for me? I don't want her to recognize my handwriting.

This allows the online media company to recognize the computer when it is used to return to that site, or to measure advertising response.

Your organization has unique business needs, so it's important to recognize which of these viewpoints are of value to you and which aren't.

Once you get past the highly objectionable subject matter, it's hard not to recognize that this film launched American cinema.

It's hard to recognize whether a blood donator is an MSM or not, which may cause a problem on the long-term, Fu said.

Be humble enough to recognize that you can only do so much.

I and you know so long, and you always refused to recognize our relationship.

As I drove through northern Florida and my car got closer to the Center, I began to recognize certain landmarks.

Thus, your system administration staff should be trained to recognize that this warning should only occur when the certificate is updated.

The EU has refused to recognize the result of the June 27 presidential run-off poll in which Mr. Mugabe was the sole candidate.

Russia has always supported a country's sovereign right to recognize or not recognize a state's independence.

Johnson refused to recognize the law. He said it was not constitutional.

Even though stereotypes are usually easy to recognize, people who are made fun of can often laugh about it themselves.

The developed country need to recognize that most of the greenhouse gas emission, you know, at the current level. . .

He said this part of the mind contains wishes, desires and experiences too frightening to recognize.

It must be hard to recognize him in a crowd of kids.

Seeing that you live next door to Mrs Blake, you ought to be able to recognize her.

The key to effectively treating such a debilitating complication is to recognize it quickly and intervene rapidly and aggressively.

Even a few politicians are beginning to recognize this, and some of them even to state it clearly.

Using a hydrophone, or underwater microphone, she recorded their vocalizations and began to recognize what she called their dialects.

Nowadays, the rate of the correct identification is up to 97% theoretically when the OCR system is used to recognize printed-text.

Her touch enabled her to recognize them in a moment, and to discover if a single feather were crippled or dragged.

Use the Sun's rays to recognize the hand heating, can also be used for detection of common ultraviolet lamp.

Last week People's Daily ran a commentary entitled "Is U. S. Ready to Recognize China as World Power? "

But, focused on protecting its oil interests above all else, it was the last major power to recognize the new Libyan government.

Besides, the "competition analysis" fails to recognize the very nature of the China grain trade networks.

Images must be easy to recognize, even for users who have poor vision.

Gratitude puts you in the right frame of mind and makes it easy to recognize the right opportunities.

It had to recognize the independence of the new United States of America.

So the mother archetype is our built-in ability to recognize a certain relationship, that of "mothering. "

An ability to recognize long-term global economic trends and to ride them even at the cost of disrupting the company's existing business.

Of course it is too easy to recognize him, we miss him so much.

Your voice cannot be heard well enough for the computer to recognize what you are saying. To correct this, try some of the following.

AddOwner enables the property system to recognize a dependency property on a type that did not register that dependency property initially.

It is important to recognize the point of stall and the beginning of a spin.

As an application architect, you should be able to recognize the forces at work in the requirements and within the design of the system.

It is easier to identify common parts as you partially design or implement them in iterations than to recognize them during planning.

It's very easy to recognize the new road sign for it's very attractive.

Older workers are right to recognize the very real cost of the increased workload implied by this pension reform.

One reason might be a failure to recognize that reading and literacy are personal skills, best acquired when associated with pleasure.

Or it has to recognize a feature, a lit or colored feature, to which the being is capable of reacting.

It is up to other mechanism within the system to recognize that event and act accordingly.

During the transition. . . I urge america's friends and foes alike to recognize. . . that america has only one President at a time. . .

Favor me with alertness to recognize opportunity; yet endow me with patience which will concentrate my strength.

It is vital that you know how to recognize the signs of a stroke so you or your loved one can get help immediately.

By 1206, all the Mongol tribes were ready to recognize him as supreme leader.

It's been helpful to me to recognize how relative the word "near" is.

Thus, it is possible to recognize first antibody through recognizing second antibody, and then identify the position of target protein.

The failure to recognize the peridural catheter as the cause of vertebral pain led to therapeutic delay in two cases.

Investors are also beginning to recognize the potential of the technology.

He could have berated the poor security guard for failing to recognize such an important person as himself.

FAITH LAPIDUS: But he said that to recognize forces and opinions that disagree with government policies is a sign of strength.

He doesn't seem to recognize that trade is not a zero-sum game, in which one party wins and the other loses.

Why was the thief's car easy to recognize?

It is only later that the subject has to recognize himself as such, recognize himself as he who counts.

To recognize that God judges sin and that God will judge their sin is something [some Christians] would just as soon not believe in.

March is known as Women's History month, meant to recognize the contributions and progress of women across history and around the world.

Yet that December, we were also just beginning to recognize a terrible new danger.

This is rather difficult to see and to recognize the truth of it, because we are so conditioned as individuals.

However, I still wish someone would be able to recognize the words and explained their meaning to me.

Couples who split seem to recognize their marriage isn't working long before they get to a landmark anniversary.

He does not seem to recognize you, face slightly puzzled expression.

In all that has been related heretofore , the reader has, doubtless, been no less prompt than Thenardier to recognize Jean Valjean.

To set up a pair of remote servers, configure both servers to recognize each other as remote servers.

O God, help me to recognize when it is necessary for me to set aside my rights out of love for the well-being of others.

It's important to be able to recognize dangerous insects to protect yourself and your family during your outdoor summer excursions.

You might be able to recognize some of the people of the Italian Restaurant.

Voice can be set up in any language as long as it is programmed to recognize the responses.

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognize any qualifications to which these courses may lead.

Unwillingness to recognize major bond losses may be the sole factor that prevents such a sensible move.

Now that we are well into the new Millennium society has begun to recognize serious concerns with issues that kids have to deal with today.

No other organizations or individuals shall be allowed to recognize well-known trademarks directly or in other disguised forms.

It would probably help to recognize that, even when age is not an issue, learning to be a boss takes practice.

They noted times when the system failed to recognize them and they had to call repair workers to fix it.

It was animalistic. I can definitely say it was not a placebo effect. I'm a nurse, and I'm trained to recognize those things.

If there is such a thing as beauty, we need to be able to recognize it.

I beg you to recognize human life draped in a form and guise alien to ours, but springing from a soil plowed and sown by all our hands.

But the move seems to recognize that at 4. 14% for a one-year deposit, such rates are already low relative to China's inflation.

Windows does not seem to recognize my computer's internal modem.

First, you have to recognize the number one warning sign: The feeling that you absolutely must get your partner to see it your way.

But I truly believe that Chinese and American people have a lot more in common than most seem to recognize.

My mission is to remind you of the incredible power within your own being, and to encourage you to recognize and use it.

He perceived gazing upon him a pale and earnest countenance, which he was not slow to recognize.

But their critique fails to recognize that what went on in Atlanta most assuredly was not a case of individual bad actors.

The appearance of these dark forces illustrates our need to recognize these aspects of our personality that we have rejected.

Netizens have been quick to recognize the work of these translators, calling them "living Lei Fengs" .

Are the cadences easy to recognize?

Always try to recognize useful design elements, and try to avoid decisions that make it artificially hard to do so.

The best way to think about VNC is to recognize that it's just one component in a movement toward virtualization.

Finally, we have to recognize conditions known to be associated with a high risk of bacterial infection.

Everyone needs to be able to laugh at themselves sometimes, and to recognize that the situation they are in may look funny to others.

Go back in time: The first step to overcoming self doubt is to recognize that it's there in the first place.

It was easy to recognize the mistake, but difficult to fix it.

A power of extreme integrity that will allow you to recognize that which you came here to do .

I don't understand it entirely, but I believe there is only now and our job is to recognize and rejoice in this now.

Easy to judge the errors of others, Difficult to recognize our own errors.

She's trying to recognize these moments now and cherish them.

Realistic enough to recognize dissention was a common element in life, he nonetheless believed in seeking out non-violent solutions.

Given that, the administration hopes China, on its own, will come to recognize the need for a new currency policy.

He was unable to recognize his assailantin the dark.

Therefore, it is no longer necessary to recognize the wiggle for accurate gesture detection.

The idea is asking the user (or robot, for that matter) to 'recognize the meaning of a question and answer it.

Misunderstandings often occur because men fail to recognize them as ritualistic, and women do not realize that men will take them literally.

The Kuomintang, which has always refused to recognize the equal status of the Communist Party, is now forced to do so.

Sunflower belief is the sun, its waited for it to recognize its love and patience grow.

To get Dojo to recognize the body of your page as a control and hence track mouse movements, you must give the body a name.

I don't understand why economists still don't seem to recognize such obvious physical limits.

One option to continue fostering global liberalization is to recognize trade facilitation as part of a development plan.

When these resources need to be added, administrators can reconfigure the system to recognize these additional resources.

By measuring the micro-displacement of the whisker's root, the robot is able to recognize the profile of objects detected.

You'll be better able to recognize the thoughts and beliefs that are contributing to your low self-esteem.

Some well-meaning organizations, focusing on outstanding service, choose to recognize only a few people.

And scientists are now beginning to recognize these telltale signs.

I'm trying to recognize these moments now and cherish them.

how you're gonna look in the end and - and, after you look at yourself in the mirror, if you're going to be able to recognize yourself.

inability to name objects or to recognize written or spoken names of objects.

The system needs to recognize and profit from the fact that assets tend to trade at anything but their "fair, fundamental value" .

Policy makers are beginning to recognize that a uniform response to these cases does not fit.

For the compiler to recognize a type in an assembly (not a module), it must be forced to resolve the type.

However, to believe that language is part of human behavior, one needs to recognize that language cannot be strictly formalized.

Humans have begun to recognize this truth and understand that all disease may begin with an overly basic or acidic bloodstream.

One time, I spotted an employee doing some-thing right and wanted to recognize her, but I didn't have a penny, so I gave her a quarter.

We tend to recognize objects by their outlines; a silhouette of a pineapple that's been textured with blue fur still reads as a pineapple.

He was the first doctor to recognize the major role of that area in language.

was one of the first west European countries to recognize the People's Republic of China and establish diplomatic relations with New China.

The finding of dispersion parameter is a prerequisite to recognize correctly the pollutant migration of underground water and its control.

Jao was among the first wave of American architects to recognize the extraordinary opportunities presented by China's efforts to modernize.

I'm trying to recognize these moment now and cherish them.

Brother Wanda shook his head and still had to recognize that as my "creation" .

It took a while for Harmel to recognize what was happening.

It felt wonderful and gave me time to recognize how much I have in my life.

One post circulating on Twitter said, "For the flock to recognize him as a leader he stuffed three feathers in his rear. "

The prince must be a fox. . . to recognize the traps and a lion to frighten the wolves.

The researchers say they were able to get normal cells from a person's own defense system to recognize and attack cancer cells .

You are just beginning to recognize your own powers to co-create your future, and now is the time to use them.

It is essential to recognize that reliable scientific knowledge has no moral or ethical value.

He was able to recognize the (style) of different cultural relics from former times, especially the Tang and Song dynasties.

These are the root cause of the phenomenon, is not be able to recognize the 'professional ideal and reality of the relationship.

You don't have to be tall, dark, handsome, and rich to be a ladies' man. Just learn to recognize what women want.

You are beginning to recognize now on a Higher level . . . that KNOWING of TRUTH.

the only way to get people to do anything is to recognize their importance and thereby make them feel significant and to be recognized.

Hallowell says employers are starting to recognize that information overload is also bad for the bottom line.

Parents need to recognize that the mediator's job is to try and balance the child's needs and each parent's desires.

A truly dedicated bargain hunter must have patience , and above all, the ability to recognize the worth of something when he sees it .

I'd like to recognize that what I did is not only a mistake, but a violation of the law.

Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.

With her help, you can learn to recognize if the lifeline is wide-forked (happiness at home) or narrow, which signifies a long struggle.

This Code is not to prescribe how hackers act. Instead, it is to help us to recognize our own diversity and identify.

Though it was only a short time, and I haven't even learned anything before going, I'd like to recognize it as another taste of life!

is a marvelous thing. It enables you to recognize a mistake whenever you make it again.

Recalling previous research, we find that relative research often ignored or failed to recognize the existence of costs in reality.

The trick is to recognize when a goodbye can be a good thing when it's a chance to start again.

Your own output may be quite different, but you should be able to recognize the important commonalities.

Temptation comes to all of us; whether or not we succumb depends on our capacity to recognize its disguise.

Women are less likely to recognize their own symptoms as those of a heart attack and often delay seeking emergency treatment.

Pull apart the stories you like. What you like in them is a part of you; you've got to recognize it before you can use it.

Experience is the knowledge that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.

As an aside, my parents refused to recognize that I had a problem, and offered no help whatsoever.

Temptation comes to all of us, whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise .

As you begin to recognize your depression and begin treatment, negative thinking will fade.

We don't have to know how. . . we just have to recognize that the power of love is greater than any power active in the Universe today.

The governments are beginning to recognize the problem.

Microsoft was early to recognize the importance of handhelds, but whatever first-mover advantage it had is long gone.

They are carriers of a rare, genetic defect that affects the body's ability to recognize testosterone.

A case like that the enemy shouldn't be given a nationality. Seems like they are trained to recognize and kill American soldiers then.

A third aspect of "thinking like a lawyer" is to recognize that not everyone starts out sharing one's own point of view.

There is a win-win way out, but American and Chinese politicians both need to see through the haze of mutual recrimination to recognize it.

Cookies are a feature of Web browser software that allows Web servers to recognize the computer used to access a Website.

She had heard with her ears, but her brain refused to recognize the sense.

But the infants showed exactly the opposite pattern, excelling at absolute pitch but unable to recognize changes in relative pitch.