Sentence examples similar to direction of recognition from inspiring English sources

A special recognition award went to the charity War Child, while there was a "global success award" for boy band One Direction in recognition of their hit status overseas.

This article is a step in the direction of statistical pattern recognition to assess the severity of the damaged state in simple engineering structures.

Therefore, I think this baby step in the direction of intelligent image recognition integrated with Augmented Reality displays is worth mentioning.

"The decision on Friday marks a renewed opportunity for descendants of genocide-era victims and survivors to pursue their rightful claims, and is a step in the right direction for widespread recognition of the genocide". In addition to ongoing efforts for federal recognition of the Armenian Genocide, Schiff has entered testimony by numerous genocide survivors into the Congressional Record.

He looked in her direction but showed no sign of recognition.

This can both explain Zhuangzi's relativist direction of analysis and his recognition of sound Mohist/realist responses to Hui Shi's version of that relativist direction of thought.

We hope that future research will be able to tackle the difficult next step: explicit quantification of the relative strength and direction of selection acting on recognition loci from different sources, namely social interactions and pleiotropic functions such as mate choice.

They will mark the anniversary not by a parade in either open or closed-top bus, or even by a nod of recognition in the direction of the Sydney Cricket Ground where they confirmed the rout.

In the views of the Gestalt school and of the British psychologist Frederic C. Bartlett, the initiation and direction of thinking are governed by recognition of a "disequilibrium" or "gap" in an intellectual structure.

The respondents listed issues such as lack of recognition, ambiguity around expectations and directions and a lack of time spent with subordinates.

The trend of recognition probability emerges upward from vertical direction.