Sentence examples for recognition and recognition from inspiring English sources
"Countries found out that while they didn't get money from Unesco, they did get recognition, and recognition results in tourism," said Bonnie Burnham, the president of the New York-based World Monuments Fund, a nonprofit group that assists in preserving and protecting historic sites.
The current two main approaches to the recognition are basic emotion recognition and recognition based on facial action coding system (FACS) action units.
In filamentous ascomycetes (Pezizomycotina), mat genes encode DNA binding motifs (high-mobility group (HMG) boxes and α domains) [ 24] and are responsible for the control of both mating and incompatibility, cell-cell recognition and recognition between nuclei [ 35].
To differentiate between social recognition and recognition of nonsocial odors/objects, nonsocial odor discrimination tests (olfactory habituation/dishabituation and olfactory recognition test), and an object recognition test were used (Data S1).
This also includes new in-vehicle applications and development tools, speech recognition, gesture recognition and eye tracking optimized for the connected car.
But over the last decade, the field of biometrics has advanced rapidly - and technologies like voice recognition, face recognition, and iris recognition are on their way to becoming mature.
In essence, your body becomes the controller and uses a collection of detectors facial recognition, voice recognition and motion detection to sense what you're doing.
Experiments were performed for cross-view action recognition, object recognition, and multilingual text categorization which analyzed classification accuracy and computation time.
Characteristics Based Authentication (CBA) or Biometrics e.g. fingerprint, audio or voice recognition, signature recognition and face recognition.
In addition, the main applications of the FTIR on asphalt were divided into three parts, including materials recognition, processing recognition and aging recognition in this review.
The subjects alternated a recognition task (recognition and response) with a mere observational one (simple recognition).
