Sentence examples for open recognizing from inspiring English sources

It also has patents on some pretty futuristic video technologies like recording video as soon as your camera is open, recognizing and tagging faces or locations, and detecting audio and visual cues like saying "that's beautiful" to select a cover image thumbnail or create anchors for navigating around within a video while watching.

These presidents must go in with their eyes wide open, recognizing that the agenda is predetermined.

Just do it with your eyes wide open, recognizing that what you are getting is the most cursory overview and merest of guidelines, not rules.

"Jealousy is something that people who are open recognize as uncomfortable but not devastating," Conley says.

And Mr. Graff is open in recognizing his daughter.

The community of science was thus the epitome of the open society, recognizing no authority but logic and experimental falsification.

My own decadelong study of more than 150 world-class talents in the arts and sports further shows that whatever the level of talent a person may possess, a performance field must be open to recognizing and rewarding those gifts.

Ms. Hedegaard also would leave the way open to recognizing future credits from reductions made overseas, including the existing U.N. system or from new projects like the green bonds.

Though the NFL owners were open to recognizing the union, their representatives requested lawyers not be present during negotiations, something the players were unwilling to agree to.

At the same time, be open to recognizing that your work isn't perfect and can always benefit from another set of eyes.

"This is also a coalition that is open to recognizing the difficulties of others, because alone, we can't achieve that high mitigation ambition that we have".