Sentence examples for recognition values from inspiring English sources

Recognition values are based on their differences in recorded measurements in regard to the distance of the echoes.

Table 5 Conditions for speaker recognition   Values Sampling frequency 16 kHz Frame length 25 ms Frame shift 10 ms Feature space 25 dimensions with CMN   (12 MFCCs + Δ + Δpower) Acoustic model GMMs with 128 diagonal   covariance matrices.

"You buy an almost defunct team and your recognition value shoots through the roof.

Although Kassovitz is well known in France, he does not have the recognition value in the United States of, say, Brad Pitt.

This year, Mr. Gross said, "employers will use the recognition value of a title" in lieu of pay increases.

The recognition value of the flying red horse was understood, however, and a streamlined version of it has a prominent place on service station buildings.

The movies made of them, both silent and in sound, are obscure, and so the plays, rarely revived, have no recognition value for us.

"It was very useful to have face recognition value when you are going in to talk about cuts to the budget," she said.

Many ancient Christian symbols (e.g., the fish) had long lost their recognition value or had been pushed into the background.

Though Ms. Miller's presence in a supporting role was enough to boost box office in a London production of "As You Like It" five years ago, her brand-name recognition value is obviously smaller stateside.

Few if any brands with such a rich history (see sidebar)and name recognition value have been as underexploited in recent years as Burberry.