Sentence examples for presented in recognition from inspiring English sources
The medal would be presented "in recognition of their military service and exemplary record during World War II".
So it was not surprising that when Mr. Rosenbaum received his award in Manhattan on June 4 — presented in recognition of "distinguished achievement in fostering and encouraging the performance of new American works" — he deferred to composers themselves in his acceptance speech.
The honour is being presented in recognition of his contribution to London theatre, organisers have said.
Clare Balding will receive a special Bafta for outstanding achievement in factual presenting in recognition of her coverage of the Olympics.
The delayed acceptance of Maris's feat is recognized — his plaque in Monument Park, which was erected one year before his death, goes as far as to say it was presented in "belated recognition" of the achievement.
In our work, to mimic human ear perception, MFCC features are used [30] and combined with the corresponding power normalized cepstral coefficient (PNCC) features presented in speech recognition systems; these provide robustness [31], and are expected to improve SIA in the presence of background noise.
This word was presented in the recognition phase as a non-target word for half of the subjects.
When presented in isolation (recognition phase), these violations only induced a lexically-related effect (N400 modulation) comparable to the one found in the acquisition of new words [21], [34].
It is possible that when such images are retrieved they are treated like the cues presented in standard recognition studies, only eliciting a decision about their familiarity rather than any further elaboration and recollection.
In Section 7, the results obtained are presented, in terms of recognition and also computational time performance.
The Governor's Points of Light Awards are presented quarterly in recognition of volunteers who "give their time, talent and energy to help Nebraskans build stronger communities".
