At first, the agents or editors laugh nervously, then they fall back on certain phrases, hands in the air: "It's not ideal," "brand recognition," "the book stores," "the horror, the horror".
The Kegon school held as its ideal the recognition of a harmonious whole of all beings, all interrelated and interdependent, with the buddha Vairocana at the centre, permeating everything.
Nonetheless, sugars exhibit a structural diversity larger than amino acids or nucleotides, a property which makes them ideal for recognition.
Non-ideal face recognition is recognition systems that are capable of matching well against probe images that may exhibit poor image quality, low image resolution, poor lighting, occlusions and disguises, heavy pose variation, and/or moderate to severe expression or face contortions.
That could be a question of the quality of the images of the two suspects — the video clips posted by the bureau do not include high-resolution frontal images of the two men's faces, as would be ideal for facial recognition software, Mr. Albers said.
In an ideal management world recognition should be fast, spontaneous and genuine, going straight from manager to employee.
Our method offers the following improvements over existing approaches: accurate detection of the ideal midline, ventricle recognition using both anatomical features and spatial templates derived from MRI images.
Pajek on the other hand is ideal for pattern recognition and to study the properties, such as density, centrality and frequency of nodes, of simple networks with single connections.
Yet at the same time, according to the second concern, the Refutation is inadequate even if its ambition is restricted to demonstrating the existence of merely metaphysically ideal but nonetheless recognition-transcendent objects outside us in space.
