Sentence examples for recognition and representation from inspiring English sources

Dehaene, a psychologist and neuroscientist, has specialized in studying the processes involved in visual perception, especially the recognition and representation of words, letters, and numbers.

A7 Inspired Kurds Rise Up in Syria A growing number of Kurds in Syria, emboldened by their brethren in Iraq and by Lebanon's opposition movement, are demanding recognition and representation in Syria's government.

Would that majority be "recognized" on an equal basis with other groups that claim state recognition and representation in order to achieve equality?

Although transnational communities have emerged as a logical next step to cultural pluralism and to identity politics, the recognition and representation of groups has led them at the same time, to redefine solidarities on a transnational level with new subjectivities, accompanied by the imagined geography of the "transnational nation" (Kastoryano, 2007).

Afghanistan is a member of the World Trade Organization, and once again the country has its international recognition and representation.

Bruce used it as a platform to continue to campaign on international and national social and economic questions, and to promote recognition and representation for Australia within the Commonwealth, though by this time Australian and British interests were becoming increasingly far apart, and the British Empire was rapidly disintegrating.

We represent members collectively where we have collective bargaining rights and recognition, and individual representation also forms a large part of our work.

The aim of this study was to explore the importance of shape and surface properties in the recognition and neural representation of familiar faces.

For this reason, multiple object processing is a crucial topic in several areas of cognitive neuroscience, such as attention, object recognition and number representation (for a review, see [4] [8]).

Lacey et al. argued that a high-level, spatial object representation underpins crossmodal recognition, and that this representation may be constructed from lower-level, unimodal, orientation-sensitive representations.

And third, they recognized that with the maturation of the community over time the women had a growing need for greater ownership and formal recognition of their leadership and representation.