Sentence examples for comprehensive recognition from inspiring English sources

Chong said she was moved by the court's comprehensive recognition of the state-sanctioned discrimination against Chinese immigrants.

Although many scholars obtain a wealth of research results on the study of GPS ionospheric tsunami sounding, further research is necessary for more reasonable and comprehensive recognition of the issue, considering the complexity of real tsunami propagation.

The goal of this work is to develop a robust algorithm to add Automated Target Recognition (ATR) capabilities to extract efficient feature vectors and ensure a comprehensive recognition process.

Comprehensive recognition of genomic variation in one individual is important for understanding disease and developing personalized medication and treatment.

From the viewpoint of prehospital emergency medicine, a greater proportion of pelvic fractures not of a life-threatening status but combined with other injuries need more comprehensive recognition.

From the viewpoint of prehospital emergency medicine, a greater proportion of pelvic fractures not of a life-threatening status, but combined with other injures need more attention and comprehensive recognition.

Plamondon et al. [2] provide a comprehensive survey on stroke recognition in both categories, and Tappert et al. [1] review those online recognition state-of-the-art algorithms.

Later in 2014, as his term as President was ending, Peres told Channel Two that he had met with the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, in Jordan three years before, and that the two had worked out a comprehensive peace deal, including recognition of Israel as a "Jewish state".

The West Bank, although inhabited by millions of Palestinians, is the heartland of much ancient Jewish history, so for many Israelis, giving it up is a painful prospect and should come only as part of a comprehensive deal including Palestinian recognition of Israel as the homeland of the Jewish people.

In recent years, fuzzy clustering analysis is widely used in data mining, pattern recognition, and comprehensive index evaluation.

A comprehensive analysis of the recognition ability of the probe towards metal ions was conducted by ultraviolet absorption and fluorescence emission spectroscopy.