Sentence examples for for recognising a from inspiring English sources

For all that, Bafta deserves credit for recognising a range of other, often better titles that have hitherto failed to make it through passport control.

Microsoft is the first big tech company to raise serious alarms about an increasingly sought-after technology for recognising a person's face from a photo or through a camera.

Now he runs a business, Information Retrieval, which plays to his talent for recognising a lie the way Toscanini could tell that a single string on a single violin in a whole orchestra was out of tune.

Matches use a loose form of audio comparisons, similar to that employed by Shazam, for recognising a song through broad similarities rather than bit-by-bit comparisons.For each match, Apple provides a free, spanking new copy at the highest quality (known as the 256 Kbps AAC format).

Almost paradoxically, at least in relation to the conceptual framework, the Veneto and Sicilia Regions consider the development of the district project one of the most important requirements for recognising a district.

Emmanuelle Moreau, of the International Olympic Committee, says one of the requisites for recognising a new nation at the games is that certain "technical conditions" are met - such as having the right federations and clubs.

That allowed the researchers to identify the regions of the brain used for recognising an amount of money and for estimating the probability of winning (or losing) it.

He is proposing it only for the narrow purpose of recognising a new independent self-regulatory system, he says.

Moore meets Claudio Domenicali, chief executive of the Italian motorcycling manufacturer Ducati, who says providing benefits for workers and recognising a strong union benefited the company.

The availability of these methods has thoroughly affected the validation of antibodies for therapeutic strategies, recognising a very high affinity as a substantial property of any lead candidate.

This paper makes an argument for recognising empathy as a research reality and explores its presence in the two development research fieldwork sites of Bosnia–Herzegovina and Nicaragua in 2007 and 2008.