Sentence examples for preserving face from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a novel approach for changeable and privacy preserving face recognition.

Erkin et al. [41] propose a privacy preserving face recognition system for the eigen-face recognition algorithm [63].

In "Sorted index numbers for privacy preserving face recognition," Wang and Hatzinakos introduce the concept of sorted index numbers to protect privacy.

Attributing greater concerns to others than to oneself reflects optimistic attribution bias, a protective response enabling expression of concern while preserving "face" (22).

You will often discover that suddenly you've removed the very reason for stubbornly holding the line of argument, which is often about preserving face and not giving in.

The language of seduction, for example, is meant to preserve face, in case things don't work out.

Rather brilliantly, the Chinese autocrats have spun a cultural norm (Chinese people need to preserve "face") into self-censorship on our part.

Most importantly, he worked hard to learn about the local culture and language, and soon came to understand and even appreciate how the Chinese did things from the way businessmen preserved "face" during the toughest negotiation to the tricks beggars used to exaggerate their poverty and win more alms: one woman he knew rented a child.

Monkeys deprived after birth of experience with faces also show remarkably preserved face recognition abilities, compared to other visual object recognition [61], suggesting the existence of an experience-independent ability for face processing.

The "clinical impact method" was selected for clarity and simplicity, and to preserve face and content validity.

Seeing those artfully preserved faces is fun for a while, but all three actors seem needlessly limited to the most narrow interpretations of their old roles.