Sentence examples for recognized instances of from inspiring English sources

Recent internationally recognized instances of major scientific fraud represent the tip of a potentially large iceberg formed as a consequence of the ineptness or delinquency of one or other elements in the chain of surveillance designed to exercise control over the process of scientific publishing.

We develop techniques for recognizing instances of 3D object classes (which may consist of multiple and/or repeated sub-parts with internal degrees of freedom, linked by parameterized transformations), from sets of 3D feature observations.

The idea is that we can recognize instances of a kind on the basis of the superficial appearances of things of the kind, while remaining ignorant of their essential nature.

Those who claim to have grasped a concept but are unable to recognize instances of it "have not performed either part of the cycle: neither the abstraction nor the translating of the abstraction into the concrete".

Recognizing instances of divergence is the first step.

The proposed NER system is designed to recognize instances of entities belonging to four different categories: NANO, EXPO, TOXIC, and TARGET.

Evidence shows that well-designed programs can help children's willingness to play with others (including those different from themselves), ability to understand how being excluded makes one feel, and ability to recognize instances of exclusion without prompting.

Or it could enable a computer to recognize new instances of a particular object.

This demonstrates its ability to accurately recognize different instances of multiple object classes even under various appearance conditions (different views, scales, tilts, and backgrounds).

Rather than train the algorithms on historical examples of attacks, however, they needed a way for the system to recognize new instances of anomalous behavior.

Other limitations include difficulties recognizing multiple instances of the same device (e.g. more than one connected thermostat); and external interference from powerline noise which can confuse the device classifier.