Sentence examples for latent recognition from inspiring English sources

Much of the vigour and purpose that Obama is now applying to promoting LGBT equality stems from a latent recognition that the struggles of gay Americans are not dissimilar to those of black Americans.

There's a latent recognition that smartphones are email failures; tap into it and run with it as if your life depended on it.

It remains surprising, however, that the psychology students were able to set up an efficient recoding scheme after only 15 minutes' training that allows easy shifting from overt to latent pattern recognition.

Here, we ask whether asymptomatic Parkin mutation carriers show altered patterns of brain activity during processing of facial gestures, and whether this might compensate for latent facial emotion recognition deficits.

"But the latent theme is a recognition by the judge that people engage in rhetoric on the internet that is not to be taken seriously".

We call this method "soft recognition" of latent periodic noise which should be applied if minor improvements in sequence coverage (in rare cases, a single additional peptide) are more important than data size reduction; yet, it leads to an increment of about 10% of the computation time compared with the previous method [ 24].

Their spark was still there, it's still obviously there and the movie's latent tragic element is the recognition that, because of his misdeeds, both of them are condemned to a life in which they have to overcome and even renounce that spark.

Their spark was still there, it's still obviously there — and the movie's latent tragic element is the recognition that, because of his misdeeds, both of them are condemned to a life in which they have to overcome and even renounce that spark.

Applying IRT enabled us to estimate the individual latent trait levels underlying the recognition of respective emotions (sensitivity scores), unbiased by stimulus properties that constitute difficulty.

To address this issue, we have developed a new electrochemical sensor that uses a functional spiropyran, an important class of photo and thermochromic compounds, as both recognition receptor and latent redox mediator, to realize simultaneous photochemical and target-modulated electron transfer.

Here, we examine whether asymptomatic Parkin mutation carriers show altered patterns of brain activity during processing of facial gestures, and whether such altered patterns of brain activity can compensate for latent deficits in facial emotion recognition.