Sentence examples for recognition back to from inspiring English sources

"Trees are working hard for us every day, and this is giving a bit of recognition back to them," said Matthew Arnn, a landscape architect who directs the New York City Metro Initiative, a United States Forest Service program.

Facebook is bringing facial recognition back to Europe and Canada.

As recognition grew, Back to Basics began to travel all over the world, taking the party everywhere from Ibiza to Miami.

They show that expressing eIF1 from a plasmid returns UUG/AUG recognition ratio back to WT and eIF1 levels increase (although quantification would be helpful as they appear not to come back to wt level).

It is these three dimensions of the modern recognition order which reach back to Hegel's treatment of the subject that have been primarily analyzed in the discussion (critical Fraser 2003b, 219 222).

She looked up briefly from her phone and smiled, a moment of recognition, and then back to texting.

That recognition circles us back to the beginning of this column where we cited Teresa Amabile's recommended path for a company to ensure that employees are high-performing and happy with their bosses and peers, and find their work meaningful.

In recognising the other, we gain recognition back and thereby recognise ourselves as other to everyone else.

"I hope that it will get some recognition back home; not for me, but because it would be great to get more kids playing the game".

That is why the sport was getting a lot of recognition back then.

It acquired Perceptio, a company that specialized in machine learning and image recognition, back in September 2015.