Sentence examples for describe recognition from inspiring English sources

We show a detailed statistical analysis of the handwritten text in this database and describe recognition experiments using several recent methods including the Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BLSTM) network.

The experiments were performed using the Kaldi [13] toolkit, and the described recognition system was based on the Gaussian mixture model-hidden Markov model (GMM-HMM) approach.

Likewise, Levi Strauss's 2001 website positioned the company as a leader in CSR by describing recognition for its efforts to educate workers about AIDS: Levi Strauss has played a leadership role in educational programs and policies regarding AIDS in the workplace.

This inversion provides an implicit mapping from cues to internal representations and describes recognition under the Bayesian observer assumption.

The principle of integrity describes recognition of professional limitations through self-reflection, honesty and accuracy.

Consistent with previously described recognition memory deficits in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease (Francis et al., 2012; Greco et al., 2010), tgCRND8 mice did not discriminate between novel and repeated objects and explored both types of objects to a similar degree (Fig. 3A and B; no effect of trial type: F < 1).

Otherwise we will describe our recognition system, next in the practical part we will test the proposed system while presenting the results obtained.

Nikiforov et al. [68] describe functional recognition imaging of bacterial samples containing live Micrococcus lysodeikticus and Pseudomonas fluorescens on a poly-L-lysine-coated mica substrate.

I took as a source for my selection process a database that reflects the decisions of the EU directives and the Transnational Accounting (TRANSACC) editors to describe important recognition and valuation rules.

The question is, "What will it take to make 2017 better?" If I had to summarize 2016 in a few words, I would use one of the most fundamental terms in Kabbalah to describe it: "recognition of evil".

It is clear that there is no single set of unifying principles that describe carbohydrate recognition across all the kingdoms of life.