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A measure has been proposed to assess the ability of Chinese character recognition made by foreigner Chinese learners, and a two-phase learning strategy has been presented for these learners to learn Chinese characters (Ho and Lin 2010).

The finding that between75%% (basic HIV related issues) and 81% (clinical manifestations and psycho-social complications) of the participants reported a need for further education also suggests a recognition made by them of AIDS being a threat to the Sudanese society.

The way that leads him to the utter recognition is made by more and more perfect systems of thinking.

In these circumstances no recognition was made by the nurse of the existence of the patient's PN at the time it was expressed.

While significant advance in general image recognition has been made by deep convolutional neural networks (CNNs), automatically recognizing birds at small scale together with large background regions is still an open problem in computer vision.

The intent is to recognize the amount of contribution of each author, as well as to address the reality that the contributions of LMIC contributors might, by their very nature, receive lower authorship recognition than those made by HIC contributors.

She is the Rio de Janeiro representative for Brazil's National Movement of Waste Pickers, whose mission is to improve workers' rights and increase recognition of the contribution made by one of Brazil's most marginalised professions.

At the very end of the citation, the committee diplomatically stated its "recognition of the contributions made by North Korea's and other countries' leaders to advance reconciliation and possible reunification on the Korean peninsula".

A large bronze bust was unveiled at Mishkenot Sha'ananim, outside the walls of the Old City, in recognition of the contribution made by Britain's wartime leader to the creation of the state of Israel.

I see it as recognition of the progress made by the University of Cincinnati on academic quality and accountability, urban issues, our strong research program and our collaborative endeavors throughout the region and state".

Haiti's current President, Jovenel Moïse, whose two heavily contested election cycles are often touted as a MINUSTAH success, told the Miami Herald in an interview this month that "the conversion of MINUSTAH to MINUJUSTH is the recognition of the progress made by our country in recent years.