Sentence examples for refers to the task from inspiring English sources

Person re-identification refers to the task of matching people in non-overlapping cameras.

Speaker recognition refers to the task of recognizing persons from their spoken speech.

Spoken language recognition (SLR) refers to the task of automatic determination of language identity.

The satisfiability problem refers to the task of finding a satisfying assignment that makes a Boolean expression evaluate to True.

In general, Change management refers to the task of addressing changes in a timely, planned and systematic manner [6].

A particular challenge, when trying to analyze and predict the behavior of subnetworks of the global Internet, refers to the task of elaborating a sufficiently realistic workload characterization.

"I have a headache," Duquette said jokingly, referring to the task at hand.

"It's a challenge," he said, referring to the task Republicans face in his home state.

Referring to the task force's recommendations, another Republican, Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, said he was unsurprised "that if you put six career regulators in a room for 90 days that you're going to get a lot of Washington red tape".

The BBC's Jonathan Head, reporting from Pearce Air Force Base in Perth, says aviation experts have referred to the task as "probably the most difficult search in modern aviation history".

In line with such a conception, Hegel sometimes referred to the task of philosophy as that of recognising the concept (Der Begriff) in the mere representations (Vorstellungen) of everyday life.