Sentence examples for information to recognise from inspiring English sources

Multilayer perceptron neural network is provided with Boundary representation (B-rep) information to recognise simple and complex features.

While intelligence-gathering from EU institutions or partner states will not be explicitly banned, it will be limited by law to "information to recognise and confront threats to internal or external security".

Radar and laser scanners are necessary because machine intelligences need much more information to recognise an object than we do.

As recommended in the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence [ 69] guidelines on routine postnatal care, all women should be offered relevant information to recognise symptoms and signs of serious postnatal health problems that they may experience, including PTSD symptoms.

We are just not going to be able to operate efficiently". Nurse said the government should examine the issue, and think about tweaking freedom of information legislation to recognise potential misuse.

Core knowledge in clinical pharmacology deals with the facts that are necessary to make rational and optimal therapeutic plans; it includes the principles needed to organise these facts into useful information and to recognise when essential facts are missing [ 5, 8].

Hence, it is concluded that people with schizophrenia are sensitive to the motion patterns which underlie individual expressions of emotion and can use this information to accurately recognise emotions.

Ennals et al. [13] identify that the analysis of contradictions will enable the data user to recognise when the information he reads online is disputed and by what source.

With the NSPCC warning that "thousands of teenage girls who are sexually assaulted by boys suffer in silence because they often accept the abuse as part of a relationship or don't know how to stop it", how can we fail to provide them with the information they need to recognise abuse and access help?

This model combines colour and textural information in order to recognise colour texture images through the operation of two main components: a segmentation component composed of the colour opponent system (COS) and the chromatic segmentation system (CSS); and a recognition component formed by an ARTMAP-based neural network with scale and orientation-invariance properties.

In this way, they provide valuable information on how to recognise the precursors of such eruptions, Nunn says.