Sentence examples for recognition caught from inspiring English sources

When he was at Cambridge, his work on pattern recognition caught the eye of the British government, including the police, who now use the techniques to match fingerprints.

Some novel methods based on pattern recognition technology catch much attention from researchers.

The c-agent 'gains marks' for every successful break-in and 'loses marks' by travelling [one mark per cell], or if he gets caught through recognition.

Instead of buying a new disc, payments are logged in the DVLA database and drivers have been warned that automatic number plate recognition cameras will catch those trying to evade payment.

We are meant to be taken in, caught, trapped with recognition.

The recognition for "Catch Me" and "Sister Act" was particularly sweet for Norbert Leo Butz, best actor nominee for "Catch Me," and Patina Miller, best actress nominee for "Sister Act".

Yet there is also a recognition that "Catch Me if You Can" is not about just Mr. Abagnale, who by the age of 21 had passed more than $2 million worth of bad checks in 25 countries and had passed himself off as a Pan Am pilot, an assistant state attorney general, a college history professor and the chief pediatric resident at a Georgia hospital.

But commercial recognition, at least, appears to have caught up with him.

By Pattern Recognition in 2001 his novels had caught up with the near future they once foreshadowed.

With little organization or name recognition in Iowa, the Edwards campaign caught fire in the last 10 days -- a surge the senator attributed to his more optimistic message.

When "The Recognitions" came out, in 1955, "Anatole caught on to it right away, and he was kind of angry over it".