Sentence examples for recognition to date from inspiring English sources

However, there is still no robust method to overcome the non-uniform illumination problem for infrastructure surface coating defect recognition to date.

Two years ago, in perhaps the most public mark of artistic recognition to date, he was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters, joining the likes of John Updike, Toni Morrison, and Norman Mailer.

His 2018 major label debut, Victory Lap, earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album this year, his most notable recognition to date.

Obama's endorsement would be the latest recognition to date of the ascendance of Warren-style populism within the Democratic Party.

In particular, reflecting upon the challenges and the documented experience of HRCS through the HGL work, we believe that there is a somewhat unique political economy influencing the shape of such efforts which has received inadequate recognition to date.

Ellis later cited the smartest player selection as his most rewarding recognition to that date.

Whilst a strong ecological argument has been made for the use of both dynamic facial expressions and varied emotion intensities in research, SZ emotion recognition studies to date have primarily used static stimuli of a singular, 100%, intensity of emotion.

In addition to religious festivities, giving recognition to significant dates and anniversaries connected to a political party also creates identity-positionings for party leaders and the party itself.

Although recent studies have demonstrated a general effect of administration of oxytocin on emotion recognition, no study to date has examine the effect of oxytocin on each emotion separately.

Yet, lost among all of this praise and excitement is the fact that GDPR may actually inadvertently give legal cover to some of the more controversial data practices, like facial recognition, which have to date not been available in the EU due specifically to legal uncertainty, essentially expanding and entrenching some of the very practices that the law seeks to eliminate.

To this end the United Nations in July 2010 established UNWOMEN – the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women; a recognition that progress to date had been limited, especially between policy commitments and implementation both at the global and country levels.