Sentence examples for recognised either from inspiring English sources

New seizure segments can be recognised either by subspace correlation [16] or inferring from the temporal signature while fixing the spatial and spectral modes in CPD [17].

These participants were asked if they recognised either, both or neither descriptions as resembling their own complaints and further asked to specify the frequency of their head pain.

No Matabele witness recognised either of them at the court in Bulawayo, where the case was heard by the Resident Magistrate and four assessors.

They were asked if they recognised either, both or neither descriptions as resembling their own complaints.

In the medical records traumatic injuries can be recognised either by their ICPC code, or by the textual notes made by the GP.

Depression in men is likely to be signalled by anger, so won't be recognised either by men themselves or by women as depression.

I don't recognise either of these suggestions," he said.

If the bill fails, Italy will remain the only major country in western Europe that does not recognise either civil unions or gay marriage.

I don't recognise either of those things in some other people in the Government - including some that were much further to the left than I was.

When we attempted to download the boarding pass from the airline's website, it did not recognise either of the reference numbers.

Admittedly, Russia's position was weakened when it recognised the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in August 2008 but the West's refusal to recognise either Georgian territory also seems to conflict with a recognition of Kosovo.The irony is that, even if the court were to find against the Kosovars, Serbia would be quite unable to absorb 2m hostile Albanians.