Sentence examples for a framework that recognizes from inspiring English sources

This study presents a framework that recognizes and imitates human upper-body motions in real time.

It is a framework that recognizes that pregnant and birthing people have rights.

A framework that recognizes their important characteristics and organizes them accordingly could be a step forward to understanding the common and different elements of existing approaches, to guide their further development, and support investigators, who plan to conduct a quantitative benefit and harm assessment, in their choice of approach.

In a reference to the impending change of leadership in Washington, Art Sasse, a spokesman for PacifiCorp, said: "It's a flexible framework that recognizes that the administration is going to be passing the baton.

Urban ecology provides a conceptual framework that recognizes the restorative potential of people.

There is a cultural framework that recognizes different body types as two distinct, incompatible categories of sex.

The constitutive model derived is based on a thermodynamic framework that recognizes the fact that materials can exist in multiple stress free states.

Attavanich et al. (2015, p. 485) call for the "empowerment of marginalized people through a legal framework that recognizes their long-established customary rights, respects their cultural heritage and considers both their immediate and long-term livelihood needs".

Given current donor attention to orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS, and the need for a new framework that recognizes the complementary roles of nations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), this analysis reviews NGO-operated community-based orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) projects in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, and Swaziland.

The challenge is to define a broader framework that recognizes all relevant actors in HIV/AIDS control as useful partners and that allows for a distribution of roles among them.

Such research should take account of the effect of context on implementation, where possible embedding analysis in a systems framework that recognizes the existence of complexity, characterized by dynamic relationships, variable time lags and feedback loops [ 74, 75].