Sentence examples for recognition rose from inspiring English sources

Likely due to brand name recognition (Rose, not Oink), the app initially saw a wave of downloads – 100,000 in the two and half weeks since its November 2011 launch.

The experiment demonstrated that site content is crucial - brand recognition rose by 76% when users said they enjoyed the page they were visiting - and incentives also help.

As a practical matter, Benjamin's chances of gaining European recognition rose and fell with the military fortunes of the Confederacy.

His previous company — the Malmo, Sweden-based facial recognition startup Polar Rose — was quietly acquired by Apple in 2010.

His last company, the facial recognition company Polar Rose, was acquired by Apple, where he then stayed for several years doing research into computer vision and other areas.

Solem is a computer vision specialist who sold his previous company, the facial recognition startup Polar Rose, to Apple; and his latest venture has raised $24.5 million so far from the likes of Sequoia, Atomico, Navinfo, BMW and Samsung — leading the way to building some interesting inroads with potential customers.

The usual path of art-to-people is from particular experience to universal recognition — I saw a rose!

The usual path of art-to-people is from particular experience to universal recognition—I saw a rose!

But now England's defensive captain is beginning to receive the same kind of recognition outside of the red rose squad - just as he prepares for one of his most physical challenges yet.

Co-founder Nikolaj Nyholm is also behind Polar Rose, a facial recognition and image tagging service.

Moreover, individual odours were always better detected, recognised and identified by women than by men, except for rose and banana recognition.