Sentence examples for objective recognition from inspiring English sources

"is an objective recognition of the successes Kazakhstan has had in social economic and political development and liberalization," Mr. Saudabayev added.

Subjective familiarity ratings were used to capture variation in participants' familiarity with a location, as opposed to an objective recognition task that do not capture variation in certainty.

In order to globalize the information over the entire test database and obtain an objective recognition score for each gesture category G, we compute three recognition rates defined as the percentages of gestures where the correct (with respect to the considered ground truth) category has been identified at first, second and third positions.

Further, objective recognition of residues potentially in the interaction interfaces of protein-protein assemblies based only on Cα positions is also not straightforward.

However, the early and objective recognition and localization of nerve injury remain difficult.

For example, Chua et al. (2006) demonstrated that parietal activity was greater when participants made subjective memory confidence assessments than when they made objective recognition memory decisions.

A mild improvement was also observed in LG's part integration and object recognition, although objective and subjective measurements indicate that LG still has object and face recognition impairments (but see Duchaine & Nakayama, 2006).

According to survey of [11], the most commonly explored objective of egocentric vision is object recognition and tracking.

The proposed method systematically chooses the best scaling factor xopt from a defined domain (0≤xopt≤1) so as to maximize the objective function (recognition accuracy) [20, 30].

He was able to refine his voice and message by "pivoting away from the objective of recognition".

Strong evidence was found that physicians' conflicting opinions about the patient's prognosis and their focus on narrow physiological objectives, without recognition that the condition of the patient has become terminal, are barriers to timely end-of-life discussions [ 15- 17].