Sentence examples for realms recognition from inspiring English sources
However, there as in so many other realms, recognition for women lagged behind that for men, and it was not until the 1920s that a similar delineation of lesbian identity became fully apparent.
The currency of that scientific realm is recognition within academic circles and academic promotion.
"By paying allegiance to the shogun and following his guidance," Mr. McClain writes, "the regional lords received confirmation of their existence and realm-wide recognition of their territorial borders".
Although the algorithm may find applications in various realms of speech recognition, in this paper, the effectiveness of the schemes are evaluated by means of speaker adaptive training (SAT) and speaker-aware training of DNN-HMM acoustic models.
The genre novel was considered outside the realm of serious recognition and never included on bestseller lists.
Facebook's most ambitious plans of all could be in the realm of voice recognition, or training computers to understand what we say.
Chile has seen significant wins in the past year in the realm of relationship recognition and is now in the middle of more high profile debates on LGBT issues.
A recent review of health literacy instruments [ 22] found that the comprehension measures, such as the Medical Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults (TOHFLA), were correlated with word-recognition tests such as the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Medicine (REALM) demonstrating that recognition is related to comprehension [ 17].
Health literacy was measured at baseline with the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Medicine (REALM), a word recognition test that that assesses whether individuals have the ability to read and correctly pronounce 66 common medical words and lay terms for body parts [ 19].
Folkenflik said Fox was lagging behind CNN in its transitioning to the digital realm, coasting on brand recognition to score big numbers on social media.
REALM is a reading recognition test with good test retest reliability and concurrent validity with standardised reading tests.
