Sentence examples for recognition to take from inspiring English sources

Still, with little more than a month before Election Day, the party was scrambling for a candidate with sufficient fund-raising ability and name recognition to take on the Republican contender, the businessman Douglas R. Forrester.

At the Future of StoryTelling Festival, or FoST Fest, participants who pay $75 for various interactive experiences will have three hours to join a flock of birds following a mother bird; tap into their five senses to experience gender fluidity; or watch "Riot," a film that uses facial recognition to take users on a journey through a violent protest.

Joanna manages to defend the Institute and her work earned her enough recognition to take part in her next mission.

They are driven to attain fame, with its constant stream of attention, flattery, and empowerment, because they need the steady trickle of adoring recognition to take the place of any kind of real self-love or self-respect.

So, there would be some logistical hurdles we would need to clear before the marker was put in place, and a significant portion of your gift would have to be made in order for this kind of physical recognition to take place.

This recognition seems to take time and experience to develop.

The present findings that morpho-semantic processing develops earlier than morpho-orthographic processing are important evidence for visual word recognition models to take into account.

Judge was viewed with skepticism by some activists in the state who took issue with her record on the environment and unions, but she was the favorite of many Democratic officials, who viewed Judge's less-well-known primary opponents, such as state Sen. Rob Hogg, as not having the name recognition necessary to take on Grassley.

But if such decisions are made according to soft standards, what happens shortly when a hostile government or, worse, non-state terrorist cites American precedent to deploy a drone with facial recognition capacity to take out an American official walking down the street in D.C.? *On Drones -- in America.

Also studies have not usually adjusted recognition scores to take into account the number of items learnt during the encoding phase (Lum, Conti-Ramsden, Page, et al., 2012; Nichols et al., 2004; Riccio et al., 2007; Shear et al., 1992).

"Marky" uses the latest in speech-recognition software to take notes, initiate tasks, and track your emotional state.