Sentence examples for hurt recognition from inspiring English sources

Substantial amounts of resources are usually required to robustly develop a language model for an open vocabulary speech recognition system as out-of-vocabulary (OOV) words can hurt recognition accuracy.

Frequent appearances on MSNBC and CNN haven't hurt his name recognition.

Linked by high-profile tenures in New York, Thomas with the Knicks and Jarvis at St .John's, the coaches eventually wound up at Florida International and Florida Atlantic, universities hurting for national recognition before either came along.

But the denoised image tends to lose some of its edge information which hurts the image recognition in the subsequent stage.

But I think an additional recognition will not hurt".

While they enable viewers to watch more hours of television, they hurt the rate of commercial recognition, as about half of all commercials are skipped in time-shifting modes.

It is not so much the money as the lack of recognition which can hurt, she said: "When nobody knows what you're doing and you go off to races in the middle of nowhere and nobody's there, at first it doesn't bother you and you think it's kind of funny, but after a certain amount of time it becomes depressing.

The name recognition doesn't hurt, let me put it that way.

The idea that Sanders, a candidate whose popularity continues to grow with his name recognition, would be hurt more by such attacks than Clinton, whose favorability has steadily tanked over the last few years, is pure folly.

Noise, corruptions, and variations in face images can seriously hurt the performance of face-recognition systems.

And JJ trying-out LeMans, Rally Racing, F1 or even NHRA drag racing wouldn't hurt his chances for more future recognition.