Sentence examples for increases in recognition from inspiring English sources

In addition to its commitment to financial aid for low-, middle- and upper-middle-income students, Princeton has limited tuition increases in recognition of the challenging economic environment that continues to affect students and their families.

These results hint that while the largest increases in recognition performance for extraversion come from the VLOG domain data, recognition performance for leadership only benefits from utilizing other tasks of the ELEA corpus.

The commission granted legislative leaders greater pay increases, in recognition of their additional duties.

There were smaller increases in recognition for seven out of nine cancer warning signs in the control school between T0 and T1, and for three symptoms these increases were significant: 'unexplained pain' (χM: p=0.024); 'cough or hoarseness' (χM: p=0.024); 'unexplained weight loss' (χM: p=0.041) (Table  4).

"There's either a real increase or an increase in recognition, and it's probably a combination of both," said Dr. Steven E. Phillips, the immediate past president of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society.

But now machines can learn from the vast database to recognize similar, unlabeled objects, making possible a striking increase in recognition accuracy.

Data journalism has seen a steady increase in recognition among the media community in recent years, but today marks a significant step in its growth as the Global Editors Network (GEN) launches its Data Journalism Awards with support from Google and the European Journalism Centre (EJC).

Supporting this finding, Globoforce partnered with another industry-leading Fortune 500 company that conducted a similar analysis to examine the impact of an increase in base pay versus an increase in recognition on employee engagement rates.

SVM DL classifier results in 1 2% increase in recognition accuracy compared to HAH classifier for some of the kernels with both LPC and MFCC feature inputs.

In support of these theories, eye movements have been shown to decrease the emotionality and vividness of memories, create physiological relaxation responses, facilitate access to associative memories and lead to an increase in recognition of information that is true.

A consistent increase in recognition performance has been observed.