Sentence examples for correctly recognizing from inspiring English sources

During her own childhood, even in relatively tolerant Minneapolis, Ms. Vitt was once asked about her darker-skinned mother, "Is that your nanny?" A customer in a pie shop, correctly recognizing Adrienne as biracial, informed the girl that she was going to hell.

Further more, in the remote control mode, the robot moves safely while correctly recognizing its surroundings.

Understanding the surgically altered anatomy and knowledge of expected postoperative appearances is crucial to correctly recognizing complications.

Consumers and payees showed gaps in knowledge of payeeship, with only 28% correctly recognizing that payeeship did not last indefinitely.

But this approach known as unsupervised learning has rarely worked for skills more complicated than correctly recognizing handwritten ZIP codes or recorded samples of pop songs.

The interface learns at runtime; if the interface fails in correctly recognizing an input instance of a gesture, the user specifies the correct label of the instance and the interface includes it to the corresponding AT.

They immediately and correctly recognize that sentence as fantastically important.

Gisela correctly recognized it as bona fide Champagne, and gave it a mildly enthusiastic thumbs up.

Perhaps most importantly, the writer correctly recognizes that broad political inclusiveness will help advance these reforms.

Washington and Western European leaders quickly and correctly recognized Mr. Kostunica's victory.

The Bush administration has correctly recognized that unilateral action is unlikely to make a difference.