Sentence examples for in recognising whether from inspiring English sources

To proceed to the second round, technologies must demonstrate a minimum of 90% accuracy in recognising whether both a static or a moving ball is across the line.

I would suggest there should be a lawyer, one with expertise in dynastic family affairs who has become good at recognising whether there is outside pressure.

Having the right measures – that at first judge potential, and then move toward recognising whether it is being realised, is really important in providing the conditions – and judgment points – of whether an innovation can scale.

This study was designed to examine the ability to recognize facial expressions of emotion in adults with Down's syndrome and analyze whether a specific deficit exists in recognising emotional facial expressions in this etiology.

In the present work, we maintain the same classification scheme, but we consider separately the stations information in order to assess whether the complementary information provided by different stations improves the performance of the classifier in recognising seismic patterns.

Clinically, it is important to recognise whether a catheter infection exists at the exit site, since it has a greater risk of not responding to antibiotics and more often results in catheter removal [51, 52].

Finally, genetic algorithms were able to recognise whether a given papillomavirus infects or not primates, regarding only the TFBS patterns in the URR.

With the growth of other fiction prizes, it changed in 1999 to a contest aimed at recognising first books whether in fiction, non-fiction or poetry.

Some councils in Wales are recognising this.

So a lot of the images are composed very purposely so that there might be elements you can recognise in them, whether it's a car or a sports track.

"We recognise that whether it is appropriate for James Murdoch to be a director in light of the events is a matter for the board and shareholders of Sky".