Sentence examples for difference between recognizing from inspiring English sources

There is no fundamental difference between recognizing a character and any other kind of patterns using our algorithm.

However, and this is where it gets tricky, there is a difference between recognizing when some sexism is occurring and not respecting the choices of fellow ladies.

There's a difference between recognizing a face and being able to conjure a face from the past.

There is a qualitative difference between recognizing that both sides have responsibilities and trying to suggest U.S. policy has shifted by placing greater blame on Israel.

Because there's a huge difference between recognizing that men can be victims of sexual assault and recognizing that you, a man, have been made a victim of sexual assault.

The other objects of mockery in this sketch aren't safe, necessarily, but there's a big difference between recognizing that some discernible aspects of the world around us are problematic and accepting that violating others is so deeply pervasive in our way of viewing the world that a simple sport is basically perfectly analogous to rape.

At three month follow-up, recognized patients reported a significantly greater reduction in GHQ scores than unrecognized patients; however by 12 month follow-up there was no difference between recognized and unrecognized patients in change in GHQ score or change in diagnostic status from baseline.

We found differences between recognizing palliative care needs among patients with cancer, patients with other chronic diseases and the very old, who often deteriorate slowly.

The great difference between the recognized man and the respected man is the difference of the head and the heart.

The different regions reflect that there are intrinsic differences between the recognized ORFs and coding sequences.

"There's a difference between seeing and recognizing a banana, and seeing something that might be a banana," he says.