Sentence examples for flag recognition from inspiring English sources

Two convincing experimental verifications are provided, supporting not only the theory by a white-black flag recognition problem on a pixel-by-pixel basis, but also the validity of the conjecture by a facial recognition problem in the presence of localized noise typically represented by clutter or occlusion in imagery.

All were C-terminally cloned after a FLAG recognition tag.

FLAG-DEK was immunoprecipitated using anti-FLAG resin (Sigma-Aldrich, St Louis, MO, USA) in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and was eluted by competition with peptide containing three FLAG recognition epitopes.

Baxter has dyed his hair blue and white in the shape of the Cross of St Andrew, the Scottish flag, in recognition of the fact that he comes from Aviemore and is nicknamed "The Highlander".

(This same design, save for the Crown, is used on both the Regimental flag and tactical recognition flash of the Royal Regiment of Scotland).

Just before kick-off at Seattle Seahawks' home games, a former player always raises the 12th man flag at Qwest Field in recognition of the immense contribution the fans make to the team.

The forward primer consisted of a non-coding flag containing an EcoRI recognition site (underlined) and the ATG initiation codon (in bold capitals) followed by codons 2 6 (in capitals), representing nt 458 475 of the human MEIS1 NCBI RefSeq NM_002398 coding sequence.

The reverse primer consisted of a non-coding flag containing a SalI recognition site (underlined) and the TAG stopcodon (in bold capitals) preceded by the final codons 385 390 (in capitals), representing nt 1630 1610 of the NM_002398 coding sequence.

There's nothing "grandiose" about that — just a recognition that flag-waving can too easily become a substitute for careful examination of the issues and substantive debate, which were largely missing from both major political parties before the invasion of Iraq.

If the pattern recognition tool flags a post, Facebook's community operations team will review it and provide resources if necessary.

In the not too distant future, this could be paired with facial recognition software, flagging up if someone's face matches a police database.