Sentence examples for achieve recognition from from inspiring English sources

Besides, the emperor was eager to achieve recognition from the other European monarchs, who regarded him as an upstart.

Lassnig achieved recognition from the 1940s onwards throughout mainland Europe and, later, the US but it was not until 2008, at the age of nearly 90, that she was given her first solo exhibition in Britain, to critical acclaim.

Awashima signed up with the dance and music school in 1939 and achieved recognition from 1941 in star female roles, particularly that of the Sapphire Princess, who has to cloak herself as male amongst "male" performers.

Achieving recognition from your department, institution, and professional community requires the production of high-quality, important scholarship--and that, in turn, requires funding.

This happened in two ways, either achieving recognition from their Region (e.g. the LAG-rural district Serre Calabresi or the LAG Golem in Lombardy which led to recognition of DIRU Franciacorta-Sebino-Valtrompia); or, where there were no regional laws, defining themselves or their planning target as a "rural district".

It took "My Life as a Dog," which he adapted from an autobiographical novel by the Swedish author Reidar Jonsson, for Mr. Hallstrom to achieve recognition as a director of original talent and serious ambition.

Focus also helps you achieve recognition.

From Table 1, we can see that without covariates, the use of most parts of the gait can achieve recognition rates higher than 95%%.

Meanwhile, the improved SVM classifier achieves recognition of the unpredictable road from connected regions.

In 2006, the subspecialty of palliative medicine achieved recognition by the American Board of Medical Specialties, receiving broad cosponsorship from an unprecedented number of specialty boards.

The diagnosis model achieved recognition capacity and cross validation close to 100% to discriminate patients with CaOx nephrolithiasis from the healthy subjects.