Sentence examples for patron credentials from inspiring English sources

As the technology matures, users demand better performance against non-ideal (poor) biometric signals, e.g., border crossing systems should be able to capture the biometric signal of the iris or face while patrons are moving or computers should be able to authenticate patron credentials 10 years or more after enrollment without the requirement of template updating.

But Rivera was also a larger-than-life personality, with a talent for winning over wealthy patrons without sacrificing his socialist credentials.

ZhongRong has, as visitors to Pudong know, better credentials as an enthusiastic developer than a tasteful patron.

Even Ronald Reagan, the patron saint of conservative ideologues, supported affirmative action in instances where two candidates presented equivalent credentials and one was a member of an underrepresented population.

The eco-credentials of wool – natural, renewable, biodegradable, sustainable – have always been advocated by Prince Charles, patron of the Campaign for Wool.

It's natural and incredibly flexible, more than many technical yarns". The eco-credentials of wool – natural, renewable, biodegradable, sustainable – have always been advocated by Prince Charles, patron of the Campaign for Wool.

The agency established its credentials with innovative and fresh work, such as launching the UNICEF Tap Project, an initiative encouraging restaurant patrons to donate $1 for tap water typically served with meals.

Credentials, apparently.

Impeccable credentials.

Blues credentials?

His credentials?