Sentence examples for recognition future from inspiring English sources

This will be accomplished with data analysis, pattern recognition, future forecasting and by improving the accuracy of automated processes by the Metaps' AI system.

In order to understand the mechanisms on how hearing impaired listeners utilize spectral and temporal cues for speech recognition, future studies that involve a large sample of patients with sensorineural hearing loss will be necessary to elucidate the relationship between frequency selectivity as well as central processing capability and speech recognition performance using vocoded signals.

To fully elucidate the molecular nuances associated with co- and post-translational consensus site recognition, future high-resolution structures and/or computational docking studies with various NXS and NXT consensus sites are needed.

"We see this as an endorsement of the strategy we have undertaken and a recognition of future potential of the franchise," Mr. Toal said.

"There's very little public recognition that future returns depend on current price," said Robert J. Shiller, a Yale economics professor and the author of "Irrational Exuberance".

"At such moments, any temptations toward euphoria have to be restrained by a recognition that future developments are unpredictable and potentially unpleasant," says a very reasonable Jeff Weintraub.

Especially in low-budget contests, Mr. Park says, "these innovators are not really competing for the prize money, but for the recognition and future opportunities, like attracting investors".

Reflecting a widespread recognition that future economic expansion is likely to be much more subdued than in the past, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank both lowered their economic growth forecasts for China this month.

There is increasing recognition that future gains in productivity, especially under low input conditions, can be achieved through optimization of RSA.

The orientation given then does not cover the recognition of future developments but the hermeneutics of the present, where we can learn about ourselves from the variety and divergence of statements about the future.

Phillips tells me that team is looking at work being done in Microsoft Research and by the Azure Machine Learning teams, for example, to bring features like speech-to-text, automatic translations, and support for face recognition to future versions of Stream.