Sentence examples for category of recognition from inspiring English sources

"It is more than symbolism to say that an entire category of recognition is off limits to one class of people," Ms. Kendell said.

Mr. Christie said the state would "continue to pursue civil unions," a separate and inferior category of recognition that still results in inequality.

Given this outlook, we reconsider visual search under the broad category of recognition tasks, each having different trade-offs for computational resources, between detail and scope.

Incidents like these have placed the film in an uneasy category of recognition: some cast and crew speak openly about the struggles on the film, while others, including Griffith, want nothing more to do with it.

The emotional counterpart of that view is a talk-show discussion about repression and the possibility of living "beyond the categories of recognition," as one guest puts it.

Indeed, Ag85B and PPE-protein family members were frequently detected in the three different categories of recognition in our study: (i) exclusively recognized in the TB+ group, (ii) exclusively recognized in the TB− group and (iii) differentially recognized in TB+ vs. TB− individuals (Fig. 3, middle panel).

Gene family expansions are extensive in the categories of recognition and modulator proteins, and the expansions may be species- or lineage-specific [ 6].

There were 4 award categories: Certificate of Recognition, granted to al finalists; Special Citation for Craftmanship; Best Product Category; & Citation for Advertising Achievement.

Similarly, the genes exclusively down-regulated upon differentiation in TS patient cells were enriched for the GO categories of neuron recognition, PDZ domain binding, and homophilic cell adhesion, all involved in synaptic development, including CADM1, FEZF2, and OPCML.

More recently [ 20], the expression profiling of about 2,000 genes from EST libraries obtained from M. incognita-challenged resistant and susceptible cotton varieties, revealed differential modulation in resistant and susceptible genotypes of genes falling in the broad categories of pathogen recognition, signal transduction and pathogen defense.

In 2012, Fox was inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame in the Builder category in recognition of his public service in the name of research fundraising.