able to recognize

“We have so many checks and so many different things that we do, you got to have someone back there to be able to call that, to be able to recognize that, to identify it and to be able to get us going on the right page,” Bozeman said.

A wide body of research indicates students need explicit instruction in foundational reading skills, like phonics, in order to be able to recognize and make sense of words on the page.

And because humans are both imperfect and able to recognize our own imperfection, on the handful of occasions when the principal process fails, we’ve set up redundancies and safeguards to address those failures as well.

To fully understand these systems, scientists must be able to recognize phases and detect the transitions between.

The jurors will be able to recognize nearly every detail from having heard it before.