Sentence examples for recognize their faces from inspiring English sources

He could not recognize their faces.

At least, I don't recognize their faces; perhaps I would recognize other parts of them.

She and Christina stopped shoplifting, because they worried that security guards at pharmacies had begun to recognize their faces.

In 2010, Mr. Close told an audience at the World Science Festival, "We have to prove to the people we see that we care about them even though we're not going to recognize their faces and maybe remember their names".

Protesters have shifted their movement to nighttime hours during weekdays, deeming it safer because security forces would be more reluctant to shoot at them in the dark and it would be harder to recognize their faces for arrests.

"Even a mother that reports their child missing, after we search their building, we'll call in and say, 'Sarge, is it O.K. if we swing by the hospital and see if she's there?' " While Officer Yan said he had not become particularly close to anyone in the emergency room — "I'm not great with the nurses, but I recognize their faces" — he said he felt welcome every time he walked in.

In five to ten years, "people will no longer need to carry ID, keys or money, because sensors will recognize their face," notes Tatsuro Ichihara, a vice president at Japan's Omron, one of the world's leading sensormakers.

I always had a hard time remembering people's names and recognizing their faces".

"In these instances we will have to use technology to fight technology at the server level by creating algorithms that say 'Do not post this picture of me on Google.' " If companies can tag people on the Internet by recognizing their face or voice, they should be able to un-tag them just as easily, too.

That latter item allows Android users to keep their devices unlocked when they have a trusted Bluetooth device connected, are in a trusted location, have the device on their person ("on body detection") or the device recognizes their face.

Human adults recognize their own faces in a mirror or on any reflective surface.