Sentence examples for recognition that when from inspiring English sources
Another visitor, Beth Edwards of Franconia, N.H., said: "I love the thought of the recognition that when your animal passes, it is significant.
Rather, she said, the spots reflect "a recognition that when you think about the spirit of service, there's no service that's greater than service to the country".
"The Magnitsky legislation was added here in part in recognition that when you talk about trade, you have to look at a fuller picture," the Michigan congressman said.
Such food is called prasada (Hindi, prasad meaning "grace"), reflecting the recognition that when human beings make offerings to deities, the initiative is not really theirs.
What this generation of veterans needs from the V.A. is a recognition that when the color of life has faded to gray, you need to talk to someone about it today, not weeks or months from now.
Nicholas Baume, director of the Public Art Fund, a New York based nonprofit organization, said of "The Bay Lights," "What this project confirms for me is the wide recognition that when you invite artists to participate in creating works for all kinds of urban public places, it adds tremendous vitality to those cities".
When assuming an optimal ballroom dance style recognition, that is, when ground truth ballroom data is used instead of the recognition results, the tempo octave is identified correctly in almost all cases, where the tempo is identified correctly.
Although further analysis may cause us to reject our initial recognition, that recognition is, when appreciative, more dependable than analysis.
The new services include sentiment and intent analysis and some pretty sophisticated image recognition analysis tools, that, when properly trained, can count objects and even recognize attributes like color or size.
The comparison of addiction-related pictures versus baseline would include various non-specific visual processes (such as stimulus processing, object recognition) that are activated when watching visually complex stimuli compared with very simple visual stimuli (an arrow pointing to the left or right).
It is partly the shock of recognition that make people laugh when Jennings comes on as the author.
