Sentence examples for recognition of true from inspiring English sources

Such a task actually involves two key issues: detection of suspicious MCs and recognition of true MCs.

The primary features combined with three auxiliary texture quantities serve as inputs to classifiers for the recognition of true MCs so as to decrease the false positive rate.

Supporting the hypothesis were findings that E.M.D.R. eye movements decrease physiological arousal, increase episodic associations and increase the recognition of true information.

This relatively unstructured region has probably evolved to permit an easy access to the ribosome at the canonical translation initiation site, and may contribute to the recognition of true start sites26,27.

This study was designed to establish the extensor carpi ulnaris groove (ECUG) as a reliable radiographic criterion for recognition of true neutral posteroanterior (PA) radiographs and to verify precise measurements of ulnar variance in a large cohort of patients.

But all of them were not suitable for early recognition of true positives in a VS experiment.

The National Gallery should have the integrity to give this exhibition an honest title, in recognition of the true nature of Durand-Ruel's accomplishment.

Recognition of the true nature of one's self (atman) then leads to identity with absolute being (brahman).

Perhaps more than any of Shakespeare's tragedies, Lear is a play built around the Greek concept of anagnorisis, the hero's recognition of his true condition.

The result is that floodplain sediments in a braided system are often irregular in thickness, and recognition of the true floodplain sequence may be complicated because braided streams are often associated with long-term valley aggradation.

To sentimentalize the high studio era of Selznick and his (few) peers, or to take his word on the decline of Hollywood at the moment when it was near its apogee or, worst of all, to romanticize a world without movies is to yield the discussion to those with little interest in and little recognition of the true artists of the movie world, in Hollywood and elsewhere, then and now: the directors.