Sentence examples for recognition and knowledge from inspiring English sources

A host of specialized systems have recently been found, including ones designed for sexual motivation, social inference, judgment under uncertainty and conditioning, as well as content-rich systems for visual recognition and knowledge acquisition.

Reading comprehension requires learners to complexly process input information, such as letter and word recognition, and knowledge integration (Van Gelderen et al. 2007).

Given that we were not concerned with a particular museum exhibit and instead were simply examining what visitors to the MPM know, we elected to use a simple term identification task as a measurement of recognition and knowledge.

However, recognition and knowledge alone do not guarantee action.

User friendliness, pattern recognition and knowledge extraction are the main goals that an optimal visualization tool should achieve.

Therefore, the present study looks at the recognition and knowledge of IAH/ACS among German pediatric intensivists.

UNICEF's presence before and after the crisis has provided it with a level of recognition, trust and knowledge that facilitated its programmes over and above that of certain sister agencies.

A self-report questionnaire will measure confidence to respond to mental health problems, recognition of and knowledge about mental health problems, first aid intentions towards someone experiencing a mental health problem, stigmatising attitudes [ 67] and social distance [ 68- 70].

The primary outcome is changes in mental health literacy, which will be measured in terms of confidence in dealing with mental health problems, recognition of and knowledge about mental health problems, first aid intentions, stigmatising attitudes and social distance.

These results provide insights into the interplay between recognition and additional knowledge in memory, hinting at an adaptive use of these two sources of information in decision making.

Coming from a world in which expertise was drilled in, followed by recognition and the knowledge that they were the smartest in their field, it only seems natural that these people looked down upon anyone who didn't meet that same narrow definition of success.