Although cognizant of some surface error characteristics in different languages, the author is also emphatic that there are error patterns specific to particular language systems.
Although in general these patients are reluctant to acknowledge their disorder, some eventually become cognizant of their neglect, but continue nevertheless to show the symptom.
Second, private investors are not fully cognizant of all the private benefits that environmental investments can yield to them.
This suggests that a multilateral agency must be selective in its lending and cognizant of a "default trap" problem.
Indeed, many such communities may be inherently too intellectually impoverished and vulnerable even to be socially cognizant of the possibility of being entitled to protections.
Instead, delegates negotiate from a stable moral viewpoint, cognizant of what they can concede and what they most need to accomplish.
He is somewhat cognizant of this, especially as he parts with his savings, yet remains powerless to stop himself.
It is essential, therefore, that the surgeon should be cognizant of these variations in both origin and proximal course.
