Sentence examples for has a recognition from inspiring English sources
Nestlé has a recognition agreement and new staff are encouraged by the company to join a trade union.
They point you out on the subway and crouch beside their children to whisper, "He plays tennis!" The game has a recognition problem, apparently.
The proposed algorithm has a recognition accuracy rate that is comparable to the state-of-the-art methods, while being much faster in both training and testing phases.
Describing the mayor's involvement in bistate relations, Mr. Doctoroff said, "The mayor has a recognition of the importance of the Port Authority to the regional economy and the economy of New York in a way that maybe previous mayors haven't had".
The best combination ensemble has a recognition rate of 84.13%, which is significantly higher than the 83.64% achieved if only one recognition architecture (HMM or BLSTM) is used for the combination, and even remarkably higher than the 81.26% achieved by the best individual classifier.
Therefore, this approach can result in a model size that is much smaller and has a recognition speed that is dramatically increased.
"When we talk about child labor laws, I have a recognition of how far other places have to go," she said.
I don't see any reason why we should not have a recognition in the honours system for political service as a form of public service.
It was then, and still is now, about having a recognition of something that troubles you or that won't go away.
"The first problem is to have a recognition of the facts," Reynders replied, saying that racism continued to obscure any meaningful debate about reparations.
