Sentence examples for recognised content from inspiring English sources

Ninety percent of them use it, Amonghe majority prefer it to watching a TV set.

In the second phase, to ensure policy acceptance or 'buy-in', from stakeholders, each Model of Care undergoes a comprehensive consultation phase among all Health Network members (individuals and organisations), as well as recognised content leaders and consumers before a final document is released.

By sharing first-party data, the alliance is able to execute targeted campaigns alongside globally recognised quality content to its 110 million strong audience.

"Back in the early days we recognised that content is king online, and while everyone was still on the image side we'd already transferred to video.

An intelligence officer recognised the contents as code books and soon it was on its way to the Central Bureau in Brisbane.

The methods in the first category operate by segmenting the input audio into meaningful events, and then attempt to recognise the content of the segments.

It's interesting to ponder whether or not studio executives fully recognise the content of so-called 'subversive' pictures before they give them the green light.

It has been shown that fusion of vision and touch can be used to recognise the content of squeezed bottles [12], where the fusion of modalities outperforms either modality alone.

Facebook has been working hard on AI systems as a company, including building computers that can recognise the contents of a picture and then make sure it is shown properly on Facebook.

The sort of technology DeepMind builds is already working its way into Google's services, from image searching that can recognise the contents of a picture to voice recognition technology that can understand the meaning of a sentence rather than just its keywords, but the flagship products from the acquisition still veer heavily to the pure research end of the scale.

After the segmentation a set of features is extracted from each segment, and a classifier is employed to recognise the contents.