Sentence examples for rules to recognize from inspiring English sources

Characteristic waveforms are associated with various conditions atrial fibrillation, or the blockage of a blood vessel and rules to recognize these waveforms are fed into the appliance.

Now, scientists find people use the same general rules to recognize doggy emotions as they do for fellow humans.

It has two main components: a semantic tagger which uses a lexicon and rules to recognize entities, and a parser which uses a semantic grammar to output structured medication information.

Mr. Thomas said his committee is trying to adjust the tax code to conform to international trading rules and to recognize that "in today's world we do not appear to be very smart vis-à-vis the rest of the countries".

Table 6 lists the rules used to recognize allenes and cumulenes: Table 6 Cumulenes treated as possibly stereogenic Terminal atoms Middle atoms.

The Recording Academy modified its rules earlier this year to recognize the new reality of the streaming era: Today, many recordings are no longer released in physical form or as paid digital downloads, which historically was the bar by which music was deemed legitimate for Grammy consideration.

Accounting rules require Microsoft to recognize revenue from the software to be recognized in pieces over time.

Mr. Ashooh said that A.I.G. had not been forced to sell the assets at a loss, but that accounting rules required it to recognize their declining values as a realized capital loss.

Is my little cellphone going to make that big of a difference?" Even flight attendants, charged with enforcing the rules, can fail to recognize the potential for problems, said Dinkar Mokadam, an occupational safety specialist with the Association of Flight Attendants.

He laments the fact that accounting rules require PeoplePC to recognize revenue over the life of a contract, and certain losses all at once, even though the company sells its receivables and takes in cash immediately.

On Oct. 22, the bank's Inspection Panel released an investigative report that found that the bank had violated its rules by failing to recognize the Maasai as indigenous peoples and by allowing villagers to be resettled onto "very poor" land where they suffered food shortages and other hardships.