Sentence examples for be recognised when they from inspiring English sources
The services are facing swingeing redundancies, so helping staff to gain qualifications that will be recognised when they leave the RAF is becoming more of a priority.
That's because faces are far more "elastic" than almost all other objects needing to be recognised autonomously such as furniture in a room for a domestic robot, or vehicles on a road for a self-driving car.For one thing, faces have to be recognised when they are not necessarily head on.
There is little chance of doctors' hard work, skill and importance being recognised when they are described in such a derogatory way.
So, deviations are not being recognised when they occur.
Flowers' popularity was recognised when they were awarded the 1980 TV Week / Countdown Rock Awards 'Johnny O'Keefe New Talent Award' ahead of The Dugites, INXS and Karen Knowles.
Augie March's musical abilities were recognised when they became the winner of the second annual Australian Music Prize in 2006 for "the most outstanding and creative Australian album released in the past year".
The mastery involved can be recognised when it is recalled that Germany came fresh from scoring eight times while knocking out England and then Argentina.
And that will be recognised when he accepts a Lifetime Achievement award at the Classical Brits on 14 May at the Royal Albert Hall.
All these achievements will be recognised when Lord Harewood presents Sutherland with the Royal Philharmonic Society's gold medal at its annual awards dinner tonight.
Crosby's knighthood has not yet been officially announced, but sources familiar with the honours list effectively confirmed that Crosby would be recognised when the full names are revealed on Thursday, following reports in the Sunday Times.
