Sentence examples for gained some recognition from inspiring English sources
In 1899 and again in 1907 international conferences at The Hague drew up rules of conduct that gained some recognition in international law.
San Francisco-based Mission Motors has gained some recognition in the Valley for its flagship electric motorcycle, the Mission One Superbike.
The approach we are proposing here is based on a generalization of re-sampling methods that have gained some recognition in the last decades.
A somewhat related term, 'domain-driven data mining', also gained some recognition in the last years.
Incomplete calibration designs are regularly implemented in the development and maintenance of item banks used in educational testing [ 4, 14] and have gained some recognition in health related applications [ 15].
In an effort to find an implementation and vendor-independent method for representing machine learning models, the XML-based standard PMML has been developed and gained some recognition in the last years.
These prejudices are gaining some recognition.
If Britain were to outperform expectations and win a medal, would it be gratifying finally to gain some recognition at home? "No," he says firmly.
In the process, these preservationists hope that Connecticut's baseball history -- every mill town from Norwich to Torrington to Middletown to Hartford once had a pro team, with names like the Bonbons, Demons, Mansfields and Wooden Nutmegs -- might finally gain some recognition.
Mr. Nissenson began to gain some recognition as a writer with the publication of his 1976 short-story collection, "In the Reign of Peace," which Cynthia Ozick praised in The New York Times Book Review for its "meticulous stories, perfected, polished, as a result often radiant".
In the context of online MC, the compliance effects may push consumers to follow trends or gain a group identity; while voluntary effects may pull individuals to gain some recognition among their social groups including having fashion taste, being a fashion leader.
