In the contexts of robot navigation and mapping, place recognition amounts to globally localizing a robot or map segment without being given any prior estimate.
She further argues that the novel's motif of facial recognitions amounts to the message that people should be read "at face value", and that furthermore, past action is the greatest indicator of future behaviour, leaving no room for "change, growth, [or] self-reinvention".
BERLIN — A German regulator said Wednesday that he had asked Facebook to disable its new photo-tagging software, saying he was concerned that its facial recognition feature amounted to the unauthorized collection of data on individuals.
Such recognition would amount to Israeli acknowledgement of Palestinians being the original owners of historic Palestine.
Britain's network of number plate recognition cameras amounts to "one of the largest data gatherers in the world" and threatens to spark a public outcry against police mass surveillance, the CCTV commissioner has warned.
The overdue recognition may have amounted to a make-up win after years of neglect by the HFPA, but a deserved win is a deserved win, and Twitter fell silent with its usual litany of complaints.
Analysts said such appeals amounted to recognition of Turkey's heightened risk of communal strife.
And we are going to win!" Barack Obama may someday be inclined to say something similar about his prize, for as much as Desmond Tutu's prize amounted to recognition for all who had joined him in opposing and ultimately triumphing over apartheid, President Obama's prize amounts to recognition for all who had supported his campaign to restore our country to the community of law-abiding nations.
But the mood of the crowd did not appear to be that of people who thought they were marking a great national moment, or who had hope that the general assembly's recognition of Palestinian statehood amounted to anything like the birth of a real country.
But the mood of the crowd did not appear to be that of people who thought they were marking a great national moment, or who had hope that the general assembly's recognition of Palestinian statehood amounted to anything like the birth of a real country.
