Sentence examples for pretty good recognition from inspiring English sources
They're a pretty good recognition.
"We also had the CTO of IBM Watson come and give us a presentation and we remembered some of the demos given to us about how it can do semantic descriptions, and how it can also do some pretty good image recognition, so we looked into that — and we looked into how can we combine the two to create a better experience for navigating through the physical world for the visually impaired," adds Rizzoli.
He talked about making a targeted effort to lure African-American voters, while Fletcher talked about how his prior involvement with the government and work on the "I Love Ferguson" campaign gave him pretty good name recognition.
Take a phone photo of a business card, say, or a book page, and it'll be there on your laptop (Evernote does a pretty good text-recognition job, too, so you can search for words inside those images).
The app does a pretty good job with voice recognition, but it struggled with certain names and phrases.
It feels pretty good to have some recognition for the long hours we've put in these past eight months, and our parents are happy to brag to their friends that "the blog in the city" their kids work for has a grip of Emmys to its name, but we aren't slowing down and celebrating just yet.
"Since we started at zero recognition a few years ago, we think 31% is pretty good," he says.
Pattern recognition is one of those things that our brains tend to be pretty good at — better, usually, than computer algorithms.
"He's got name recognition and he knows how to handle the press -- that's a pretty good start," Mr. Cavanaugh said.
