Sentence examples for recognition itself from inspiring English sources
In the second half – from 1965 to his death in 2005 – recognition itself became a threat.
The "constitutive" theory, in contrast, contends that the act of recognition itself actually creates the state.
"We're also working on longer-term fixes around both linguistics (words to be careful about in photos of people) and image recognition itself (e.g., better recognition of dark-skinned faces).
"Although the president alone effects the formal act of recognition," Justice Kennedy wrote, "Congress' powers, and its central role in making laws, give it substantial authority regarding many of the policy determinations that precede and follow the act of recognition itself".
The process of development of handwritten databases is as old as the problem of document analysis and recognition itself.
Other work is not so much focused on the recognition itself, but on facilitating the correction of the errors that the recognizer will presumably make.
This is another example of where word-recognition itself is limited because it measures correct pronunciation and not understanding of the word.
But that recognition by itself does not control their behavior.
The criteria for who can serve on the Recognition Panel itself have changed: A. Where the 18 March version excludes current and former editors from being on the Recognition Panel itself, this version only excludes current editors.
His views are similar to those of other conservatives, like Andrew Bolt: that constitutional recognition would itself be racially divisive.
Fubar – a second world war military term, meaning "fucked up beyond all recognition" – describes itself as being dedicated to "broadcasting irreverent, uncensored and unapologetic talk radio".
