Sentence examples for generally recognition from inspiring English sources

Generally, recognition can utilize this property to simplify their recognition.

Generally, recognition and segmentation of motion have been dealt with many times, both in the modeling of mirror neurons and, generally, in the field of robotics [ 3, 24, 25, 33, 34, 36, 37].

So there is a generally agreed recognition of the need for a fine balancing act between liberty and security.

Any possible extradition could also be complicated by the lack of a domestic computer-crimes law because extradition generally requires recognition of a crime by the host country.

The natural attachment of spirit is to honor and, more generally, to recognition and esteem by others (581a).

Although oxytocin administration had no effect on participants' visual scanning of emotional faces, it generally enhanced recognition performance, as the oxytocin group recognized emotional expressions at lower intensity levels.

To date the molecular basis of refractoriness and more generally parasite recognition and killing are not well understood.

However, an important barrier to effective treatment is the generally low recognition rate of depression [ 11, 12].

According to O'Brian et al., [ 8] this might lead to the risk of generally lower recognition of the problem of childhood overweight resulting in under treatment.

In the South African primary health care system, despite the significant burden of disease, there is no standardised protocol in place for identifying or caring for IPV, resulting in generally poor recognition and inconsistent management (22).

Since April 1997, generally without public recognition, this government has done both.