Sentence examples for could still recognize from inspiring English sources

Families raced in looking for a face they could still recognize.

He could still recognize nonliving objects, like a flashlight, a compass, a kettle or a canoe.

Jim mostly lost his ability to speak early on, but he could still recognize faces, and he could show emotion.

The elder Carter is legally blind, but sitting in the stands on Tuesday night, he could still recognize his 27-year-old grandson at the plate.

By the end she could still recognize us, and say a few words, but now she spent most of her days in a wheelchair, her head down and her limbs twitching, talking compulsively to herself until her voice was a raspy whisper.

Previously, users could cake on heavy makeup or tilt their head 15 degrees to confuse scanners, but, according to Slate, the professor found that Google's Picasa imagine management software could still recognize him – prompting him to concoct a more sophisticated disguise.

But we were quite surprised, particularly that you could generalize across viewpoints for this and still recognize action.

University of Reading Research shows that Ice Age people living in Europe 15,000 years ago might have used forms of some common words including I, you, we, man and bark, that in some cases could still be recognized today.

There was no jiggling of the drill, even though bone substitute particles could still be recognized in the tissue specimen retrieved.

Further, even though bone substitute particles could still be recognized in the retrieved biopsy, all particles appeared well integrated in the biopsy tissue.

As shown in Figure 3, the system performed very well and even partially-occluded faces, such as mouth covered by telephone and eyes covered by dark sunglasses, could still be recognized correctly.