Sentence examples for recognition declines from inspiring English sources

Marriage's purpose, in this sense, has not been just to validate the consenting adults who enter into it, but to provide support and recognition for a particular way of bearing and rearing children – one whose distinctive advantages remain apparent, even as that recognition declines and disappears.

As can be seen in the above graph, the success rate for word recognition declines to 20% when driving with the windows open.

Figure 4 shows the experiment results, from which it can be observed that the accuracies for both activity and identity recognition do not change much when the sampling rate reduced from 100to3535 Hz, and the accuracy of identity recognition declines much faster than activity recognition when the sampling rate reduces from 35 to 4 Hz.

We provide evidence that the differences in the rate at which recognition declines is determined by the amount of information redundancy among the dots of a given shape.

This means that the effectiveness of the shape cues, and their ability to be integrated, are reflected in the rate at which recognition declines when time differentials are inserted between the successive cues.

The slope of each regression line specifies the degree to which the dots are redundant and our hypothesis is that this determines, or at least contributes to, the degree to which recognition declines as a function of TT. Figure 9 plots the slopes that were observed for the 340 shapes as a function of dot-density, against the slopes that were observed across the range of TT intervals.

Recognition declined as the total time for display of the dot inventory was increased.

Binge drinking after pregnancy recognition declined by a factor of 10, but did not disappear completely; ∼6% of women had at least one binge episode.

Recognition of a given object required integration of the information provided by the two subsets, and previous research had found that recognition declined as the delay between subsets was increased.

When the dots were shown successively, recognition declined as a function of the total time that was required to display the dots, and the decline appeared to be approximately linear for each of the shapes.

Shapes that were comparable in baseline difficulty, as reflected in similar hit rates at TT = 0, differed substantially in the rate at which recognition declined at longer TT intervals.