Sentence examples for recognition in which from inspiring English sources
She learned to make sense of body language, facial expressions, lip movements, piano playing, in such detail that she developed a pattern recognition in which she can decipher the pattern in just about anything visual".
This setting is different from that used for speech recognition, in which we prepared training and test data separately.
This paper proposes a scheme for spermatogonium recognition, in which Zernike moments are used to represent image features.
This paper presents a technique for visual recognition in which the appearance of objects is represented by families of surfaces in a local appearance space.
Formally considered we might think of this syllogism as the logical schematization of the most developed form of recognition in which thinkers acknowledge others as free thinkers.
They argue that the social practices of recognition in which subjects live already provide them with all the normative resources needed to criticize and transcend these practices.
Billy Strayhorn's standard "Lush Life," done as a slow-burning jazz-blues arrangement, also became an expression of bitter self-recognition in which the narrator's decision to abandon hope and "live the lush life in some small dive" is a conscious, if perverse, decision.
In face recognition, 1D GHMs have been used to develop 3D face recognition algorithms in which the GHMs of 1D vectors have been used to represent facial features.
In recognition procedures, typically subjects view one or more events and then take a recognition test in which the studied event is mixed with unstudied events.
He made his first appearance in "Pattern Recognition" (2003), in which he hired the brand-phobic Cayce Pollard to investigate some mysterious Internet film clips.
The first is recognition intelligence, in which algorithms running on ever more powerful computers can recognize patterns and glean topics from blocks of text, or perhaps even derive the meaning of a whole document from a few sentences.
