Sentence examples for recognised event from inspiring English sources

An unrecognised myocardial infarction was considered to have occurred if there was electrocardiographic evidence of significant loss of R waves or appearance of pathologic Q waves on serial tracings in the absence of a clinically recognised event.

The city has managed to bring internationally recognised events since its year as UK City of Culture began in January 2013.

There was no significant difference in mortality between clinically recognised and unrecognised MIs, although the number of clinically recognised events was small.

It is hoped that a greater understanding of such issues will enable the use of HMM-based systems to recognise events in less constrained tasks in video without the need to presegment the video using another method.

In 2011 the government recognised the event as "an artistic discipline and cultural product".

"We've seen in Derry/Londonderry, who are currently the UK City of Culture, the incredible way that this award can put the city centre stage, being able to attract in Derry/Londonderry's case, internationally recognised cultural events.

An interesting additional result was that novel events proposed by the stacking technique (i.e. where neither individual-base model had recognised such events) had very low precision, and that removal of such events from the output improved performance.

Such recognised WGD events are shared across species or genera, and are undoubtedly ancient.

Ca2+ waves are recognised as events which could potentially lead to delayed after depolarisations (DADs) and triggered arrhythmias.

The case was recognised as an event if no disease-related condition accompanied by CK elevation was confirmed.

I don't recognise the event from Tom's statement.