acknowledgment造句

Nevertheless, his acknowledgment of my efforts was an incredible gift.

The smiles, the acknowledgment, the Shared interest in meat.

The lawyer shook his head, as if disturbed by her acknowledgment of this.

If there are any messages missing from the acknowledgment range, the client resends the messages.

Despite nearly unanimous acknowledgment among scientists that cancer is winning the war, optimism abounds.

In the simple scenario, the information sent back to the Inventory Manager is only a receipt acknowledgment message.

But this acknowledgment cannot obscure the fact that markets do these things more efficiently and effectively than politicians do.

The author extends a special acknowledgment to the Project Leader, Ying Chun (Daisy) Guo, for her contributions to this article.

The immediate acknowledgment back to the write routine optimizes performance, though there is one important flaw to this.

Dr Fang had written an article that drew on a paper in Science without, Dr Xiao felt, proper acknowledgment of the original researcher.

Window size determines the amount of data that can be transmitted at one time before the destination responds with an acknowledgment.

But I was furious at myself, first for agreeing to the raid against my better judgment, then for delaying a public acknowledgment of responsibility for it.

NOT for the first time, Armenians sense a moment of vindication in their struggle for the acknowledgment of the tragedy that befell their forebears during the first world war.

Prime Minister Berlusconi said this agreement should put an end to 40 years of discord and is a concrete and moral acknowledgment of the damage inflicted on Libya by Italy during the colonial era.

They took something from me without asking and without acknowledgment, and they profited - if only in the currency of academic reputation - from work that I had done and signed.

At the heart of this hugelyimpressive collection is Li's delicate weighing up of silence versus speech, her acknowledgment of the uselessness of words in the face of violence andrepression.