Sentence examples for recognition going from inspiring English sources

And that input, if it's gonna be useful, there's some level of pattern recognition going on, which means it's some level of analysis.

"There was a lot of recognition going on in that game for a young quarterback against a great defense," Martz said.

Through the eyes of three generations of Bodys, the rail industry changed beyond recognition, going through two world wars, grouping, nationalisation, the end of steam and privatisation before ending up as the industry we know today.

On Tuesday, though, the 2010 Tony Award nominations drew a sharp distinction between commercial interests and artistic success, with recognition going to several shows with few, if any, stars and small audiences.

The changes would appear to benefit well-financed and already familiar candidates and diminish the prospects of those with less money and name recognition going into such a highly compressed series of contests early next year.

"When you share photos online, Mango automatically detects the faces so you can automatically tag and share them". Well, Mango itself doesn't – there's no facial recognition going on if you tap on photos in your camera roll.

Honorable mention recognition went to 1,459 individuals.

As moments of recognition go, this one may not have risen quite to the level of shock.

Some of the visualized classifiers are remarkably similar to the objects themselves, at least as far as human recognition goes.

"My words of recognition go out from here to all who voted against us, a recognition for their democratic temperament," he said.

Cognitive psychologists, meanwhile, see bubbles as a case of pattern recognition gone awry, as people extrapolate the past into the future.