Sentence examples for recognise whether from inspiring English sources
A brand is something people recognise whether they like it or not.
They are developing a computerised surveillance system that attempts to recognise whether a person is acting suspiciously.
A large proportion, 70% of respondents, said it was difficult to recognise whether someone who was on video had a disability, while 74% believed that those who had no legal representation were disadvantaged by appearing on video.
Physical therapists are trained to recognise whether disorders of the musculoskeletal system contribute to a patient's symptoms.
It is claimed that DeepFace can recognise whether two photographs are the same person with a 97% accuracy rate.
The implementation used can recognise whether a song has duple (2/4, 4/4) or triple (3/4, 6/8) meter.
It takes a special talent to spend all day answering questions from enthusiastic amateurs and recognising whether there was a rogue <> or $ mucking up the code.
I would suggest there should be a lawyer, one with expertise in dynastic family affairs who has become good at recognising whether there is outside pressure.
To proceed to the second round, technologies must demonstrate a minimum of 90% accuracy in recognising whether both a static or a moving ball is across the line.
Having the right measures – that at first judge potential, and then move toward recognising whether it is being realised, is really important in providing the conditions – and judgment points – of whether an innovation can scale.
Or why half of Israel's Arab villages are "unrecognised" and liable to instant demolition, whereas Jewish villages and towns are always recognised? Whether Israel is an apartheid state or not is a perfectly legitimate political debate.
