Sentence examples for further recognize from inspiring English sources
Vehicle motion parameters, such as location, velocity, orientation, and acceleration, can be obtained to further recognize and understand vehicular behavior.
We further recognize that the computing time is not necessarily an issue in reality when only one dataset is considered.
The main objectives are to investigate the primary versus secondary signals of extremely negative δ13C values of foraminifera and further recognize the methane emission events (MEEs).
The first layer is intended to identify fault types, while the second layer is developed to further recognize fault severity ranking from the result of the first layer.
Afterwards, an algorithm based on moment invariant and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is proposed to further recognize the dropped-objects viewed from different directions and locations from video cameras.
The effect of adhesive quantity on the failure behavior and mechanical properties of fiber metal laminates based on the aluminum lithium alloys (NFMLs) was investigated to optimize the manufacture process and further recognize the interface interaction.
"What could cause greater economic losses or fallout in the market would be further recognized losses or downgrades in the financial sector," said Joe Davis, an economist at the mutual fund company Vanguard Group.
The organization further recognized her distinguished legacy in 2008 when she was awarded the Hope Award, the highest recognition our charity can bestow its volunteers, and established the Vivian Harris Society to honor her triumphant spirit.
France has gone further, recognizing the Libyan rebels as the country's legitimate representatives, but other allies, even those opposed to Colonel Qaddafi's erratic and authoritarian rule, have balked.
It is further recognized by the Board of Education that it is the basic right and privilege of each student to form his/her own opinion or maintain beliefs taught by parents on this very important matter of the origin of life and matter.
His growing scientific stature was further recognized in 1871 by the offer of the professorship of physics at the University of Berlin; in 1882, by his elevation to the nobility; and, in 1888, by his appointment as first director of the Physico-Technical Institute at Berlin, the post that he held for the rest of his life.
