Sentence examples for As recognising from inspiring English sources

In postwar collections, knowing your manufacturers is as important as recognising the designers.

It's time to recognise this contribution better, as well as recognising the social contributions of students and volunteers too.

There are, they point out, two sides to collateral: enforcing the bank's right to repossess an asset is as important as recognising the owner's right to possess it.

Other effects resist reconciliation, like the unbearable sweetness that artichokes lend to wine.Flavour appears to belong to a family of subtle perceptions such as recognising a voice or telling faces apart.

The effort announced on Friday, known as OpenAI, joins a number of other initiatives by prominent companies like Google, Apple and IBM to tap advanced computer technology to solve problems such as recognising faces or translating languages.

Like superhero films or westerns or romcoms, Star Wars invented its own recurring generic components, and to complain or even notice now seems almost as beside the point as recognising familiar chord progressions in the blues.

They work very easily in America and Russia, but in England they are never quite as recognised.

As recognised in the latter programme, control of occupational exposures remains the mainstay of addressing the problem.

As recognised by WHO [ 38, 39] dog demography studies are key to addressing many of these knowledge gaps.

But with Alonso's departure, Renault now have a strong replacement as recognised by team principal Bob Bell.

Those that focus on teaching rather than research will not be as recognised.