Sentence examples for recognition course from inspiring English sources

Of course, Tom Cover exceeded all expectations! enough to have collaborated with Tom Cover on one paper, on linear separability, following his Pattern Recognition course.

A spot on question; I told him that when I applied for my New York State Medical License, they made me take a child abuse recognition course (even though I am a geriatrician, never see kids, and am a family violence expert), yet no one thought about a similar training for elder abuse.

For students accepted in the program, SAIS will reduce the number of required courses from 16 to 12 in recognition of course work taken at INSEAD; all graduation requirements must be completed within these 12 courses.

For those accepted to a dual-degree program, the school reduces the number of required courses from 16 to 12 in recognition of course work taken at another approved school.

Instant recognition, of course, is not necessarily an architectural virtue.

Mr. Suozzi goes into the race with high name recognition, of course.

The iconic themes from Endtroducing… – like "Stem/ Long Stem" or "Organ Donor" – send the crowd into spasms of fond recognition, of course.

The real Holy Grail for speech recognition, of course, is dictation--you speak, and Windows transcribes your words, typing them into any document.

This recognition, of course, does not imply that a prisoner is stripped of all constitutional protection as he passes through the prison's gates.

Facial recognition of course.

I've seen alumni organizations do this - major donors get special recognition, of course, but even modest donors are awarded membership in a group.