Sentence examples for recognition arrived from inspiring English sources

In July 1941 the Soviet Union and Britain jointly granted the Beneš government in exile full recognition; U.S. recognition arrived only in October 1942.

International recognition arrived in 2000, when Perales obtained four bronze medals and the silver in the Sydney Paralympic Games.

Browning, for whom wider recognition has arrived relatively late in her career, can sometimes seem less like a real person than like a character imagined by Rachel Kushner or Dana Spiotta — a heroine of downtown New York, whose performative life and prankish habits were invented to be written about.

The first time you open Speech Recognition, you arrive at a very slick, very impressive full-screen tutorial/introduction, featuring a 20-something model in a white gauzy room that appears to be heaven.

More generally, critical theorists that examine the question of identity are concerned with different ways it is ontologically possible through an encounter with others or through a procedure of recognition to arrive at different states of emancipation from psychical servitude.

There was no mentor to guide his education - nor any Educating Rita epiphany of intellectual recognition when he arrived at Manchester University to study psychology.

Facial recognition on Facebook arrived with no notice in the US, unless you kept up with the social network's blog last December.

Whether implemented by Facebook, Google, Apple or some startup that you never heard of, facial-recognition technology has arrived and will only get better and easier to use.

Official recognition of this inequality arrived slowly, but in his 2015 state of the union speech Barack Obama explicitly mentioned the need for equal rights for transgender people.

Google's voice recognition mobile app finally arrived today on the iPhone App Store.

So it's amazing that speech recognition didn't arrive in these units sooner.