Príklady recognize

• He put on a large hat and glasses as a disguise and hoped no one would recognize him.

• His red hair and short stature made him easy to recognize.

• As we drew alongside the black car, I suddenly recognized my ex-boyfriend at the wheel.

• Many distant relatives, most of whom I hardly recognized, turned up for my brother's wedding.

• He'd completely changed - I didn't recognize him.

• The country has de facto independence now, and it will soon be recognized de jure by the world's governments.

• His pre-eminence in his subject is internationally recognized.

• We need to recognize that we are now living in a plural society.

• Alcoholics often have to hit rock bottom before they recognize that they have a problem.

• Steiner was recognized as an original if unorthodox thinker.

• Additionally, these plans serve to identify possible problems and recognize ineffective designs.

• Qualitative researchers have also recognized the problem of hierarchical, nested levels of context, even if they have not expressed the problem in those terms.

• Furthermore, since they were involved in the wholesaling of rice and fertilizer, they could not necessarily be recognized as retailers.

• The government's objective function depends on whether it recognizes returns to all land, both cultivated and common, or returns only to common land.

• First, word forms can be accessed and recognized via the mental representations of their constituent morphemes.

• Some fences have been replaced and moved compared to older maps, but it is still quite easy to recognize the localities from former studies.

• Although those with more moderate illness remained in the community, they were not necessarily recognized as having a mental illness.

• It is plain that straightforward maximizers who are recognized as such will not do well in healthcare (or generally any other) environments.

• It is important to recognize that none of these forms of classification is itself straightforward.

• It is recognized that this monocusp does not last for very long, in that it tends to adhere to the outflow patch.

• Thus, both architecturally and socially, the aggrandizement played out in a way that recognized local needs alongside monarchical ones.

• As such, we recognize objects 'as' trees or mountains or tombs.

• But, unlike them, she recognizes race even as she seeks to transcend it.

• A crucial precondition for getting this right is recognizing that a verbal element carries tense.

• Let us now consider why it suffices to recognize just one verbal suffix that forms participles.