Sentence examples for right recognition from inspiring English sources

Demme is right: recognition for Corman from his snooty peers is long overdue.

It is obvious that the right recognition cannot be made if we adopt testing samples in Table 2.

That is to say, though the IJSRC algorithm may have poor reconstruction to the inputting SAR images, the right recognition result is still guaranteed.

The support samples in this case tend to be the linear combinations of K real support samples, which also can make the right recognition.

Right ; recognition helix (RH) sequences for the corresponding proteins, with identical RH sequence types highlighted by colored asterisks.

Since full-length transcripts bring to a significant gain in both sensitivity and accuracy (e.g. for the right recognition of pseudogenes), RAP automatically includes transcript annotations into the pipeline.

"Some say you can't award the Games to Beijing until they meet some undefined standard of human rights recognition.

Rights recognition has become the main target of politics, with group claims and ideological positions, sectional interests and global campaigns routinely expressed in the language of rights for individuals.

The second phase began in 2000 and introduced activities in education, health and training, community development, and property rights recognition.

Some reasons underlying reduced labour mobility within Europe were considered to be linked to persisting legal and administrative barriers to the single market ensuing notably from limited portability of welfare rights, recognition of qualifications and access to regulated professions.

While 'multiculturalism' remains a container concept, we think it is fair to see it as a paradigm that is first and foremost about rights, recognition, and the adjustment of the basic structure so that it is equally open for ethno-cultural minority groups.