Sentence examples for development of recognition from inspiring English sources

The development of recognition criteria for different types of channel-related thin-bedded turbidites is critical for the interpretation of sedimentary environments both at outcrop and in the subsurface, which can reduce uncertainty during hydrocarbon field appraisal and development.

The study of handwritten words is tied to the development of recognition methods to be used in real-world applications involving handwritten words, such as bank checks, postal envelopes, and handwritten texts, among others.

It is also interesting to focus on the role of contingency detection in the development of recognition not only of the self but also of others in an interactive relationship.

We recommend further development of name recognition applications and the identification of additional methods for predicting ethnicity to improve their precision and accuracy for comparisons of health outcomes.

This HAL 9000 fantasy is behind the development of voice recognition programs that enable people to converse with (or at least have their spoken commands understood by) machines.

This paper proposes a model of the development of object recognition capability, based on two main theoretical principles.

In recent years, development of speech recognition systems has enhanced the use of machines and other interactive multimedia systems in diverse areas [1].

Clearly, this space is opening up and I think Callwave's competitors should take note and current competitors in this space, Jott included will probably step up development of voice recognition quality as a result.

This combined data in a single file complicates the harvesting process and development of pattern recognition techniques for selectively excluding the non-atomic co-ordinate information from the pool of large collection of textual data presented as supporting material.

As the development of speech recognition technologies starting from scratch is a very time- and resource-consuming process, we propose to avoid these costs by means of cross-lingual adaptation.

These findings suggest that the capacity to temporarily bind novel auditory verbal information to visual form in working memory is linked to the development of word recognition in children and improves with age.