Sentence examples for correctly recognises from inspiring English sources
It correctly recognises that a referendum based on limited information was simply the start of a long and complicated process.
Yet, as can be seen above, whilst many salivate over the material wealth deep within the DRC's soil, Dr. Mukwege correctly recognises that a country's true wealth will always be its people.
The documentary correctly recognises that this situation was "fraught with risk", but doesn't acknowledge how easily that risk could have been reduced if FUNAI had reacted differently and ensured someone was there who could understand what the Tsapanawas were saying and talk back to them.
The right hemisphere recognises shapes and colours.
So users can also spell out their own messages.If a sign isn't "typed" quite correctly, the Lorm glove system recognises the closest symbol – just like a spell checker on your smart phone.
However, the proposed approach recognises their interplay and correctly identifies them as significant.
International human rights law formally recognises the right to privacy.
In short, IRT recognises the relationship between test taker ability and item difficulty in determining the probability that an item will be correctly answered or not (Bachman [1990]; Hutchison and Benton [2009]).
Only Argos recognises him.
Mr Putin recognises that.
