Sentence examples for recognition professor from inspiring English sources

In recognition, Professor Lewis was awarded a gold medal for biography in 2000 by the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

"Such Whitehall committees do not work in isolation from their political masters; it is the fault of ministers that these civil servants were so clearly of the view that due recognition for Professor Blakemore and his colleagues was politically unacceptable and it is now down to ministers to correct that view publicly".

They also enlisted U.K. speech recognition expert Professor Stephen Cox, of the University of East Anglia, as a paid adviser to help fine-tune the algorithm.

"I'm not saying voice recognition is bad," Professor Turkle says.

Surely, Ward's own vicissitudes from debilitating poverty to public recognition as Cambridge Professor of Mental Philosophy are reflected in his grand vision of reality as comprising an indefinite number of conative subjects obstinately striving to achieve self-realization and social harmonization; in this only sustained, as he was wont to say, by 'faith in light to come' (1927: 66).

It began as a system of voluntary peer review for colleges, a way for certain institutions to gain outside recognition by allowing professors and administrators from other schools to critique and evaluate their curricula.

"The latest kid on the block is large data learning," said Raj Reddy, a pioneer in speech recognition research and a professor at Carnegie Mellon.

"What Americans yearn for in literature is self-recognition," said Mark Lilla, a professor of political philosophy and religion who just left the University of Chicago for Columbia.

The politically correct one-upmanship that thrives at faculty parties, the rivalries among professors for recognition both on campus and off and the efforts of students to ingratiate themselves with their teachers -- all are expertly and wittily rendered.

Beyond the knowledge and recognition, the students and professors of the winning group also receive prizes and their university receives a donation of computers.

Professor Young gained recognition in the 1930's with his discovery of the giant axon of the squid.