Sentence examples for recognizing authenticity from inspiring English sources

The daily encounter with hosts of objects, paintings, drawings and the rest amounted to so many exercises at recognizing authenticity and aesthetic validity — away from the secure environment of museums, where everything is cut and dried.

Contrasting authentic versus play-acted stimuli showed up-regulation by authentic recordings in the medial PFC and retrosplenium, whereas discrimination of authenticity was shown to be quite poor through the signal detection analysis (d' = 0.62: difficulty recognizing authenticity), indicating that authenticity may have a greater influence than is immediately apparent simply from behavioral data.

The employed Eddy-current sensing technique aims to detect the induced signals which are transponded back to the induction coil so that the system can promptly process the characteristic signals and recognize authenticity and classes of inspected coins.

Recognizing the authenticity of the other in that land comes hard in the midst of the conflict.

Mr. Ruiz-Picasso, recognizing the authenticity of the works, immediately suspected theft and contacted a lawyer, who soon brought the suit that opened the initial investigation.

My hope is that over time that world will recognize the authenticity of our project".

"I recognized an authenticity that here was a group of men that desired to live the Gospel and nothing more".

Bernard Berenson in 1932, Ronald Lightbown in 1989, and Everett Fahy, who signed an essay in this week's catalog, to mention but these, all unreservedly recognized its authenticity.

Among the most skeptical has been the Russian Orthodox Church, which has never recognized the authenticity of any of the bones here, in part because it said that the missing remains raised questions about whether the nine sets were authentic.

One is a failure to recognize that authenticity is not simply a property, but a relation that comes in degrees and along different 'vectors'vectors

Amaral himself released a statement in which he said he "did not recognize the authenticity" of the documents described in the report.