Sentence examples for attempt to recognise from inspiring English sources

It's quick to set up and in a week's use has almost never needed more than one attempt to recognise my thumb.

Helen Belcher, secretary of the Parliamentary Forum on Gender Identity, said GRCs, while an attempt to recognise the validity of gender transitions, often make things more difficult for transgender people.

This may have been an attempt to recognise the Burmese government's grudging steps towards a more liberal state, but to many of the Burmese people – not least Aung San Suu Kyi – it looked suspiciously like an endorsement of the regime.

No wonder that African conservatives sense that their terms for continuing partnership with free-wheeling Americans have not been met.This week's proposals for an Anglican Communion of two (or more) tiers sound like an attempt to recognise reality rather than to shape it.

The methods in the first category operate by segmenting the input audio into meaningful events, and then attempt to recognise the content of the segments.

By contrast, this might not be the case when the participants' task is to attempt to recognise the items.

It always takes my iPhone at least three attempts to recognise my fingerprint.

Evidently, attempting to recognise the inventor of the miners' safety lamp is problematic.

They are developing a computerised surveillance system that attempts to recognise whether a person is acting suspiciously.

Mr Powell's system does this not by attempting to recognise voices directly, but rather by running all the speech it hears through two translation engines simultaneously: English to Spanish, and Spanish to English.

As the user looks through notifications on the lockscreen, the device attempts to recognise the face, but if it can't it will prompt for a pin or password when the user tries to go past the the lock screen.