Sentence examples for prior recognition from inspiring English sources

The 1988 Hamas Charter is vile, but I think it's wrong to get hung up on the prior recognition of Israel issue.

Roger Cohen writes, "The 1988 Hamas Charter is vile, but I think it's wrong to get hung up on the prior recognition of Israel".

The eye tracking tasks used similar images, often laterally reversed versions of previously viewed prints, which holds image detail constant while minimizing prior recognition.

Thus, the demand that Hamas provide prior recognition of Israel becomes instead one of mutual state-to-state recognition, and the demand that Hamas accept previous agreements negotiated by its P.L.O.

The brief urges the court not to retreat from its prior recognition of the benefits of diversity and "the acceptability of considering race and ethnicity in the context of a holistic review of an applicant's candidacy for admission," he said.

But the Greek-Cypriot leader still finds it hard to swallow the idea of giving the Turkish Cyprus some form of prior recognition, even if as mediating diplomats have suggested it is called merely an "entity .The mediators still hope that the prospect of both Turkey and Cyprus joining the EU could break the jam.

Recognition is then performed either using only the remaining reliable components, or the corrupt components are reconstructed prior to recognition.

Second, lost feature vectors are reconstructed prior to recognition using a variety of reconstruction techniques.

Another year, another sequel, another shameless attempt to cash in on prior brand recognition and to exploit fans desperate for another hit of their favourite franchise.

In other words, stop being hung up on prior Hamas recognition of Israel and watch what it does rather than what it says.

Furthermore, superadditivity was robust to visual degradation of facial detail, suggesting whole-agent selectivity does not require prior face recognition.