Sentence examples for mix of recognition from inspiring English sources

It's the apotheosis of side-eye, a gesture that bestows upon its target the perfect mix of recognition and indifference.

That couple, when faced with a confusing and contradictory mix of federal recognition and rejection of their marriage, combined with a loss of state recognition, will sue.

S1 OBITUARIES D8-9 Mary Kay Ash The businesswoman who built a billion-dollar beauty empire from a $5,000 investment in 1963 and who motivated her hundreds of thousands of consultants with a mix of rewards, recognition and religion was 83.

With its proprietary technology, Switchcam could scan YouTube videos posted by users and piece them together based on a mix of audio recognition and timestamps.

But Ford says the addition of volume and tuning knobs to the systems in the 2013 F-150 and the coming 2014 Fiesta is part of a continuing effort to find the right mix of controls — voice recognition, touch screens and old-style buttons — that will make a majority of drivers comfortable.

Second, unlike in aGvHD, T-cell activation is not dependent on recipient APCs, but is a mix of cognate antigen recognition and cross-priming of donor T cells.

There is no way to answer that question given the huge mix of variables involved in speech recognition on the Windows platform, not least of which is the human being with the microphone.

The debate over the accommodations available for a minority group may often reflect a complex mix of claims concerning redistribution and recognition.

It's the mix of high-profile visits and Unesco recognition that has given Córdoba's tourism a real boost in recent years.

My mom took me to buy it with a mix of motherly pride and the somber recognition that came from knowing her daughter was approaching the "dating years" (she needn't have worried; those proved to be a bit further off than expected).

Our current view is that we will be looking for a mix of what are collectively termed "change recognition techniques".