Sentence examples similar to recognised category from inspiring English sources

This protocol came into force on 24 March 2006 and recognised seven categories of waste; i) dredged material; ii) sewage sludge; iii) fish waste (or material resulting from industrial fish processing operations); iv) vessels and platforms or other man-made structures at sea; v) inert, inorganic geological material; vi) organic material of natural origin.

The app uses an algorithm to recognise what category of information a webpage contains by using "ontological detection" to identify its nature which in turn determines which set of instructions should be used to provide a consolidated summary of its text.

But you've got to recognise which category you are, or else you'll invest too much, or too little.

Among the usual suspects and usual categories – which include Alexander McQueen and Christopher Kane for best british brand and Alessandro Michele and Donatella Versace for international ready-to-wear designer – streetwear will be recognised under the category of international urban luxury brand.

"So many actors whom I admire have been recognised in this category and I'm very thankful to Bafta and the jury for selecting me".

It is concluded that the many distinctive challenges mean that medical photogrammetry has not yet been as successful at changing the world as the extensive efforts applied to it suggest, but nevertheless, medical photogrammetry deserves to be recognised as a category of close range photogrammetry which remains a valuable pursuit which should not be abandoned because of any difficulties.

"I and many others would like to see a standardised sizing category recognised and used universally throughout the clothing industry.

In 1988 the crane was recognised as a Category A Listed historical structure.

Among the tasks that computers are bad at is recognising broad categories of images.

Lord Gifford said the law could not recognise two categories of appeal, one star for unsatisfactory and two stars for unsafe.

When a ConvNet with unsupervised pre-training is shown the images from this database it can learn to recognise the categories more than 70% of the time.