Sentence examples for recognition piece from inspiring English sources

While women are totally capable of the mastery element, they struggle with the recognition piece.

From a man who's selling prosthetics masks of his face in an anti-facial recognition piece, or photographer Trevor Paglen, who takes photos of secret, underground agencies like the NSA headquarters, surveillance has become a focal point for more and more artists, and sculptor Jud Turner recently released his own addition to this particular genre.

It's gone, it's out of here, shredded beyond recognition, a worthless piece of paper".

Recognition of the piece later acts as a trigger that sets the violated schoolgirl on her trail of vengeance.

I'd expect him to eat into Quinn's percentage of black voters, or at least freeze her where she is. 4. Weiner v Quinn level-pegging in name recognition The one piece of what might be seen as bad news for Weiner in the Marist poll is that with 85% name recognition, he's still only polling at 15%.

Though I feel permanently connected to a finished story in countless ways, there's always a sort of immediate recognition that the piece was generated in a specific time and a specific place and could never have been written by me, as it was, at any other time — not in the past, or the future.

As much as Alexa is advancing as an AI, there's only so much that can currently be done with voice recognition on a piece of hardware like this.

This paper proposes an approach for automatic recognition of mold-piece regions and parting curves for free-form CAD models.

One of the principal problems is connected with the recognition of work pieces and detection of their positions.

The proposed ensemble can efficiently cope with multi-class music performer recognition under inter-piece conditions, a difficult musical task, displaying a level of accuracy unlikely to be matched by human listeners (under similar conditions).

Guglielmo Cavallo's study (1983) of the scribal hands used in the papyri allowed the texts to be grouped and dated, and it allowed the recognition that numerous pieces had once belonged to the same roll.