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Bollywood stars turned out in droves for the splashy shows, and if you have never heard of the designer Manish Malhotra or the superstar couple Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan, they probably have a higher recognition factor in India than Brangelina in the front row at Marc Jacobs.

This latest reincarnation of "The Addams Family" is clearly relying, above all, on its title characters' high recognition factor.

"I would say there is probably an 80-85% higher recognition factor for Stacy Keach.

In order to encounter these factors and ensure a high recognition rate and a fast recognition time, we have used, in this article, the fractal representation which exploits the inter-image resemblance [9].

Warriors fans ran an ultimately failed campaign to have Curry named an All-Star this season, but after Wednesday night's performance it's looking like he could be in the running again next year with a somewhat higher name recognition factor.

Second, a high-recognition ratio is necessary for metal recognition.

Gibson already has a strong recognition factor.

A low recognition factor has its pluses, Danowski says.

While there is undeniably a recognition factor for Australian audiences, he believes it's more about relevancy.

Cas8 is a candidate PAM recognition factor in some cascades.

"It made a difference in my recognition factor for sure.