Sentence examples for respect to recognition from inspiring English sources

With respect to recognition, learners with dynamic visualizations outperformed learners with static visualizations.

With respect to recognition rates, the vast majority of BCSs are by no means comparable to conventional biometric systems.

Consequently, we confirmed that the proposed method was much faster than existing methods and, with respect to recognition accuracy, no worse than existing methods.

With respect to recognition targets, most techniques attempt to recognize a small set of prototypic emotional expressions, that is, happiness, surprise, anger, sadness, fear, and disgust, as well as the neutral state.

We evaluate different local features, e.g. LBP, SIFT and HOG, as observations fed into HMM and find CNN features consistently surpass those hand-engineered features with respect to recognition accuracy.

Secondly, disassortative mating with respect to recognition loci should increase their heterozygosity.

Our model shows that when organisms mate disassortatively with respect to their recognition cues, cooperation and recognition locus diversity can persist at high values, especially when outcrossed matings produce more surviving offspring.

They showed that AD patients performed worse than controls with respect to landmark recognition, but performed better on landmark recognition compared to non-landmark recognition.

Based on subjective evaluation, there was overall satisfaction with voice and music recognition and the highest satisfaction with clarity with respect to voice recognition and with reverberation with respect to music recognition.

While the sorting and trafficking mechanisms in this elaborate downregulation process have been studied extensively, the initial step of cargo recognition for ubiquitination, particularly with respect to the recognition of misfolded proteins in post-ER compartments, is still poorly understood.

In January 2010, he finally replaced the venerable director, who during his 20-year tenure had doubled the permanent collection, quadrupled the annual budget, presided over a $110 million expansion designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind and taken the museum from regional respect to national recognition.