Sentence examples for recognition first from inspiring English sources
There he won recognition first as a set designer and later as a producer of Russian and English classics.
Thus a process called drug recognition -- first developed by the Los Angeles Police Department in 1979 -- is becoming more widely used.
The elder Mr. Ishihara also developed his own name recognition, first as an author and screenwriter (for some of his brother's movies) and later as a lawmaker.
However, since species vary in the extent of their geographical ranges, variation among ethnobiological systems will reflect not only cultural but also biological diversity, since nomenclatural recognition first of all requires that a species exist locally.
If a similar approach was taken in speech recognition, this would be equivalent to performing phoneme level recognition first and then using that phonetic segmentation, inherently prone to errors, to try to infer word level recognition.
The case for whistle blowing, then, is driven by the recognition, first of all, that internal mechanisms often fail to deal adequately with an organization's failures, and second, that because the interests jeopardized by those failures often include those outside the organization, a wider group has a prima facie right to know of the costs that it faces or that have been imposed on it.
Speech and language processing: An introduction to natural language processing, computational linguistics, and speech recognition Second edition, illustrated.
Zinc can affect signal recognition, second messenger metabolism, protein kinase and protein phosphatase activities and transcription factor activity [5], [8] [10].
Thus, ZIP4 enhanced zinc uptake may affect signal recognition, second messenger metabolism, protein kinase and protein phosphatase activities and transcription factor activity (Reviewed by [5], [10]).
As in musical mood recognition, the first and second derivatives of all features are added to the feature set.
First, name recognition and second, is there a great story we can tell?
