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recognize

[rek-uhg-nahyz] / ˈrɛk əgˌnaɪz /




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Remaining performance obligations, or future revenue not yet recognized, are expected to be $556 billion.

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In fact, she sees it as a sign that more people are recognizing an important distinction between lifespan and healthspan.

From Science Daily

The prosecutor said he met prisoners who took rehabilitation seriously and recognized the hurt they caused their victims.

From Los Angeles Times

"But it also points to a deeper cultural significance, suggesting people recognized the exceptional power of this fertilizer and actively celebrated, protected and even ritualized the vital relationship between seabirds and agriculture."

From Science Daily

For instance, recognizing that certain fearful behaviors stem from genetic factors related to anxiety could guide the use of treatments designed to reduce stress.

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