Sentence examples for marking recognition from inspiring English sources

The key vision modules which realize the parking use cases are 3D reconstruction, parking slot marking recognition, freespace and vehicle/pedestrian detection.

For UNICEF the activity marks recognition of the private sector as a key actor able to contribute to children's well-being.

Figure 6 An example of mark recognition.

PHD mutants lose the ability to undergo cellular senescence linking chromatin mark recognition with cellular senescence.

The questionnaires are gathered and encoded on optical mark recognition (OMR) cards by a trained clinical research center (CRC) nurse at each research site.

Our findings suggest that ING1b induces lincRNA-p21 expression independently of histone 3 lysine 4 trimethylation mark recognition and that lincRNA-p21 functions downstream of ING1b.

A similar observation has been made for the ability of ING2 to affect muscle differentiation, indicating major roles for the ING proteins that are independent of histone mark recognition.

It states that "this agreement marks the recognition of the right of the Jewish people to statehood and the recognition of the right of the Palestinian people to statehood, without prejudice to the equal rights of the Parties' respective citizens".

In an era marked by recognition of quality and value of care, outcomes research will provide essential evidence to inform radiologists' guidance of imaging use toward improved patient care, creation of clinical guidelines, and policy decisions.

The publication in June 2007 of a White Paper in Multimodality Imaging [1] marked the recognition by both the European Society of Radiology ESRR) and the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) of the importance of coordinating future work practices to incorporate multimodality imaging.

The choice of a second consecutive earth scientist as NAS president marks "a recognition that geoscience is as integral to advancing humanity as physics, chemistry, math, and the other sciences," Christine McEntee, executive director of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Washington, D.C., told ScienceInsider.