Sentence examples for recognition for example from inspiring English sources
It also works with the tablet features of Windows -- handwriting recognition, for example.
In fields such as optical recognition, for example, digital technology tends to make pretty heavy weather of things.
"Its width is wonderful: it sheds light on areas of poetry which are so deserving of general recognition, for example, poetry books published for children and works in translation".
The industry has made a huge difference in speech recognition, for example, and is also essential in many of the things that Google and Amazon do; the Higgs Boson wouldn't have been discovered without it.
"As a producer, it's particularly wonderful when the technicians and crew get recognition: for example, the Les Mis sound guys were given such a tough gig, so it's so great when they win an Oscar".
The 2003 and 2007 editions of Microsoft Word include Microsoft Office Document Imaging tools for optical character recognition, for example, and the company has instructions for installing the software for use with Word 2010 at support.microsoft.com/kb/982760.microsoft.com/kb/982760
More general debates about the philosophical adequacy of a politics of recognition continue: for example, in her 2008 book Against Recognition, Lois McNay argues that identity claims that are at the heart of many contemporary social movements are represented as demands for recognition in the context of an over-simplified account of power.
Skilled recognition may, for example, engage the same left lateral areas known to be engaged in non-skilled recognition.
Moreover, it provides social recognition to the bereaved parents of the fact that they have lost a child, a recognition made for example in the fact that neighbours will come to the home to offer condolences after the funeral.
Along with infrared sensors, the cat also lacks speech recognition capability, for example, which Furby had.
One former Roma player and USA mainstay, Michael Bradley, claims US players are still undervalued, particularly by coaches who prefer the "brand recognition" of, for example, Argentinians.
