Acknowledgments

Dr. Hochschild, who has known Dr. Gay for years and remains supportive, said in an interview that she was perplexed to learn about the repetition in language in the acknowledgments of her book, from the 1990s.

In the acknowledgments of the book, you highlight all of these women journalists who cover tech and internet culture.

In the preface of the new book by vaccine expert and pro-science crusader Peter Hotez, there are several acknowledgments of a kind that may never have appeared before in a book like it.

Sometimes, acknowledgments of the past can begin to heal wounds.

I have a few thanks and acknowledgments before I go, and I want to start with all of you watching out there,' he said.

In the acknowledgments you mention waylaying the at Dublin airport.

Trump’s acknowledgments of a possible loss may reflect how the Democratic Party’s prospects have changed since Harris became its nominee following President Joe Biden’s decision to quit the race.

Arrowsmith DeCoux said he’s been focusing more on a climate action plan for Grand Marais, Indigenous land acknowledgments and modernizing the city code.

Prof Broker, who the document named, asked for his name to be removed, while the university's public relations manager Bob Shepard added that Dr. Chow, a Nobel-prize winner mentioned in the acknowledgments, was no part of the study.

Topping the list of acknowledgments was a big thank you to the people of Belleville for their patience while roadwork slowed things down.

Acknowledgments allow senders to determine when to retransmit lost packets.

Selective acknowledgments Relying purely on the cumulative acknowledgment scheme employed by the original TCP protocol can lead to inefficiencies when packets are lost.