Sentence examples for challenging recognition from inspiring English sources
Next, we attempt a more challenging recognition problem, identifying vessels where no additional cues such as vessel type labels or category labels are given.
Please note that, as number of unique vessels increase in a vessel type group, the random chance and recognition rates slightly decrease as expected, since it becomes a more challenging recognition problem.
This paper describes a challenging plan recognition problem that arises in environments in which agents engage widely in exploratory behavior, and presents new algorithms for effective plan recognition in such settings.
However, change of facial data with expression and age makes it challenging for recognition through face.
Moreover, Fe(II) and Co II) are relatively low in the Irving Williams stability series, rendering selectivity challenging for recognition over biologically relevant and tight ligand-binding divalent metals, such as Zn II) and Cu II).
Multi-stakeholder dialogues (MSDs) can facilitate consensus building through collective identification of challenges, recognition of shared goals and interests, and creation of solution pathways.
Several studies have shown that in low-income countries, where social organization is less individualistic, intrinsic job characteristics such as challenge, recognition, autonomy and the work itself were less associated with job satisfaction, whereas extrinsic characteristics such as salary, job security and working conditions were very strongly associated with job satisfaction [ 17].
The New Orleans-based Forum and the four couples plan to challenge the recognition ban, citing equal protection and free speech rights in the U.S. Constitution.
The New Orleans-based forum for Equality Louisiana and four couples announced a plan on Wednesday to challenge the recognition ban, citing equal protection and free speech rights in the US constitution.
Some may challenge this recognition of reality as sour grapes.
The detection of subgrade defects is considered challenging because the recognition of defects is difficult.
