Sentence examples for recognised image from inspiring English sources

So familiar are those Stereophonics boys that they could give Coca-Cola a run for their money as the world's most recognised image - well maybe the world inhabited by NME and Melody Maker readers.

An Associated Press photograph of him won a Pulitzer prize and remains a recognised image today.

"Together with the Mona Lisa, it's the most famous and recognised image in art history," Michael Frahm, an art adviser with Frahm Ltd, told the Associated Press news agency.

"Even when I first walked on to the set of Ballyturk, I recognised images from my own childhood".

The claim comes on the eve of a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London, called Searching for Shakespeare, which is to present four years of research on all previously recognised images of the Bard.

"Even when I first walked on to the set of Ballyturk, I recognised images from my own childhood". Given his father's enforced role-playing and the fact that his mother was an actor, it would seem Walsh was destined to be a playwright.

But where do celebrities - and advertisers - stand when such images are used in the UK? Unlike the US, the UK does not recognise "image rights" in the sense of the exclusive right to commercialise one's own image.

He's very good at recognising images that, as he tells me, "bring us all together.

Dyer, A. G., Neumeyer, C. & Chittka, L. Honeybee (Apis mellifera) vision can discriminate between and recognise images of human faces.

If a computer could learn to recognise images of cats with absolute accuracy, would that mean it knew what a cat was?

Baidu showed off AI capable of recognising images more reliably than humans and better than both Microsoft and Google's technology.