Sentence examples for example to recognize from inspiring English sources

Its one modest talent is learning by example to recognize junk e-mail messages and keep them from my in-box.

What intrigued me especially was Josef's mention of Anna's sudden abilities — her ability, for example, to recognize facial expressions on a tiny photograph, since most of the time she had the greatest difficulty recognizing people at all.

By the summer of 2008, relations had deteriorated so much that Mr. Lukashenko was clearly out of step with Russia's neighborhood agenda, refusing, for example, to recognize the separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in Georgia as independent states.

In 2007, for example, to recognize the 40-year anniversary of Australian Aborigines' being counted in the national census, Revelation featured a series of seven films celebrating Aboriginal culture.

It is so particular that if you're not Portuguese you may need a little help -- for example, to recognize the Luis who's lumbered with his father's body, sitting at a cafe table writing his "octaves," as Camões, poet of the 16th century, composer of eight-verse stanzas that tell of storms and jousts and a distant Isle of Love.

But intelligence arguably requires not only the ability to converse but the ability to integrate the content of language into the rest of one's psychology for example, to recognize objects and to engage in practical reasoning, modifying one's behaviour in the light of changes in one's beliefs and preferences.

Unlike the conventional analysis techniques in which the well-testing reservoir models are determined from the visual inspection of the pressure derivative plots, ANNs are trained with the representative examples to recognize the underlying reservoir model and estimate the model-related properties.

NBCOlympics.com, for example, failed to recognize Chrome and therefore refused to play its videos, but that will change; nobody ignores Google these days.

Groups such as the Donatists in North Africa, for example, refused to recognize as Christians those who had sacrificed to the emperor or turned over holy books during the persecutions.

This means white, heterosexual men, for example, need to recognize that their race, gender, and sexual identity are part of the way they do theology.

The recent hammering given to the Green Party's foray into Basic Income for example, failed to recognize that full employment is no longer the golden grail for those who have suffered for generations in low-paid menial jobs: having time to explore life without the threat of homelessness may be preferable.