Sentence examples for recognition efforts from inspiring English sources

That, he said, was largely due to the fact that the Paugussetts' recognition efforts have been bankrolled by Tom Wilmot, a shopping mall developer who has invested at least $10 million assisting the group.

Correction: December 29, 2000, Friday An article in the arts pages on Wednesday about recognition efforts for artistic activity in the Hunts Point area of the South Bronx misstated the location of the Fashion Moda Gallery and included one group erroneously among artists whose careers it helped in the late 1970's and 80's.

Harrington's vast Nachlass is today playing a central role in language revitalization and tribal recognition efforts of contemporary Native Californians, even as its contents, and its compiler, remain at least partly lodged in those same Romantic tropes of the Sublime (as was Harrington's own self-image, perhaps): limitless, forbidding, impenetrable.

Below is our interview with Google's Mike Cohen, the engineer who leads the the company's voice recognition efforts.

The recognition efforts by our project and the community were obviously felt by the volunteers to be valuable and very positive.

The Shinnecock have also lobbied extensively, paying at least $1.74 million to seven lobbying firms from 2005 to 2009 as part of its recognition effort, according to public records.

Google's object recognition effort and Facebook's DeepFace initiative are adding these capabilities to commercial services right now.

After abandoning Tiger's voice-recognition efforts, Mr. Jones hired Sensory, a Santa Clara, Calif., company that has made voice-recognition chips for other Tiger toys.

The NYT reported that Tundra Freeze - the codename for the NSA's main in-house facial-recognition effort - had returned several obvious mismatches when it had tried to identify a photo of a young bearded man with dark hair, according to a report dated 2011.

I appreciate your recognition of efforts by the Army Corps of Engineers to reach out to critics ("Taming the Untouchable Corps," editorial, Aug. 19).

In an implicit recognition that efforts to describe a typical "terrorist personality" are inherently futile, Hamburg Cell shows that Atta and Jarrah could not have been more different.