Sentence examples for engagement recognition from inspiring English sources

American officials refused to talk to the Brotherhood, deeming engagement recognition, and the Egyptian government was no closer to lifting a ban on the group.

They spent hours on the telephone and by e-mail creating original vows, which included an oral history of the couple from their first date to their engagement, recognition of their parents, and their commitment to each other.

Their best model, SVM classifier with Gabor features, achieved subject-independent engagement recognition accuracy of 0.729 for detecting each level from all the other levels.

By adding interactive elements to connected TV ads Brainient will be able to offer advertisers the ability to track brand engagement and recognition on the largest screen most consumers own — and the one they tend to ogle for longest.

European online video startup, Brainient, whose BrainRolls system enables advertisers to incorporate interactive elements into online video adverts to boost brand engagement and recognition — such as clickable Facebook Like buttons and photo galleries — is tapping into Microsoft's Xbox Kinect gesture-based controller to push into the connected TV space.

Mindfulness, positive psychology, thriving, wellbeing, employee engagement and recognition...none of this was breaking news.

(3) The overall degree of disorder may contribute to a general trend in lowering half-life by increasing the processivity of degradation upon engagement (after recognition and initiation) by the proteasome.

Benefits of the strategy would include transferring some financial burden from the individual to the institution, which might in turn increase engagement, formal recognition of the skills gained by individuals through link participation, and justification of investment of NHS resources in partnerships.

Raffaela Goodby is head of engagement, reward and recognition at Birmingham city council.

The experience reportedly produces more women, greater engagement and name recognition, and even some new recruits to the party.

John Taylor, the under secretary for international affairs at the Department of the Treasury, said the meeting would be a "historic first engagement" and was recognition of China's expanding role in the global economy.