Sentence examples for suitable recognition from inspiring English sources

The seven Oscar nominations it got were a suitable recognition of its envelope-pushing status.

First, is anyone else worried that St Helens' departure from Knowsley Road could sneak by without suitable recognition?

The Golden Globes are more fun, and the Independent Spirit awards are a more suitable recognition for movies made from the heart.

Only 48% think they receive suitable recognition, as individuals, for their work, compared with 68% of workers in supposedly collectivist China.

And, of course, in this first African finals we have six of the continent's nations – Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Algeria and the hosts, South Africa – whose success would be celebrated as suitable recognition of a fertile source of talent for leagues around the world.

The cloning strategy overcomes a lack of suitable recognition sites often encountered in complex cloning strategies such as those requiring repeated insertions and or large recipient vectors.

These methods can be used to localize the periocular region dynamically so that an optimized region can be selected which is best suitable for recognition in terms of two contradictory objectives: (a) minimal template size, and (b) maximal recognition accuracy.

In this paper, we propose a fast and efficient algorithm for segmenting a face suitable for recognition from a video sequence.

In this context, Blanz and Vetter [28, 29] proposed a suitable face recognition system using 3D morphable model and Georghiades et al. [2] proposed illumination cone models which successfully performs face recognition under pose and lighting variations, using the techniques of photometric stereo.

The problem lies in the reduced availability of suitable RE recognition sites with an increasing number of cloning events and or vector size.

In this work, we characterized two moAbs raised against the immunotoxic gliadin 33-mer peptide, each of which showed suitable epitope recognition for fundamental and practical applications in CD research.