Sentence examples for even more recognition from inspiring English sources
In recent years, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn has gained even more recognition.
If that is Yellen, "perhaps that is going to be the platform for her to gain even more recognition nationally," Stith said.
EU status adds even more official recognition, though this is not all that expensive; only a subset of official documentation is legally required to be translated, and a small team manages the job.
Looks like Apple might be loosening its grip even more on voice recognition apps?
Together, our results demonstrate that metacognitive measures are sensitive to context effects, sometimes even more so than recognition measures.
Hopefully the opportunities to work in the field of forensic phonetics will be expanded in the future to develop an even more effective speaker recognition network.
For GoPro's next act, it needs even more mainstream brand recognition than it has already amassed, so this looks like a smart move – especially if it provides a way to get involved in the live broadcasts of other pro sports organizations later on.
A mix this special deserves even more spotlight and recognition, so while we continue to play it back again and again through our headphones, we wanted to give you the chance to fall in love with it for the first time....or maybe even for the third time since breakfast.
Finally, marked cuckoo egg polymorphisms are unlikely to evolve in these systems unless the hosts evolve even more exquisite egg recognition capabilities than currently possessed.
For example, moving beyond the specifics of BLAST into reflections on and investigations of string pattern matching and, even more broadly, pattern recognition will enable students to move beyond the current state of the art computationally and into a future of computing that will complement and enhance the next generation of biotechnologies.
Add to that, even though Google has banned (even more creepy) facial-recognition apps on Glass's Mirror API, it's possible to envisage a workaround that leverages Google's Hangouts feature — which shares real-time field of vision — to get around the bar.
