Sentence examples for recognition performed from inspiring English sources

The app can read text of any color from any background either via a photo or in real-time, with the recognition performed 'on device'.

While many applications of facial recognition do not involve smartphones, there are plenty that do, including the mass facial recognition performed by social media companies like Facebook.

Finally, a statistical principal component analysis (PCA) was performed for each strain in order to generate 2-dimensional graphics (2D-plot) that reveals potential grouping patterns between supplementations and facilitates recognition performed atypical groups using the statistical software package PAST 3.05 (Additional file 1: Fig. S1).

For all named entity recognition performed, the dictionary-based system ProMiner is used.

Students who want special recognition perform the awesome feat of memorizing the Koran in its entirety -- hundreds of pages.

Reubens first developed Pee-wee Herman (he took the name off a harmonica) in the nineteen-seventies, as a member of the L.A. improv troupe the Groundlings, and gained recognition performing in comedy clubs.

I ask her something I often wonder: "Do you feel a loss of identity as your Self when you're getting so much recognition performing as a persona?

Fieldwork fuel type recognitions, performed before, after and during the acquisition of remote sensing QuickBird data, were used as ground-truth dataset to assess the results obtained for the considered test area.

Fieldwork fuel type recognitions, performed before, after and during the acquisition of remote sensing ASTER data, were used as ground-truth dataset to assess the results obtained for the considered test area.

To validate prior work for periocular recognition, recognition was performed using images with eyeglasses as probe and the images without eyeglasses as the gallery.

To uncover the origin of this off-target recognition, we performed an alanine scanning approach, identifying six out of nine positions to be important for peptide recognition.