Sentence examples for takes to recognize from inspiring English sources

The more you've heard the song, the fewer notes it takes to recognize it.

Catholic parents were left to ask how much education it takes to recognize criminal child abusers for what they are.

Five seconds, maybe ten: that's what it usually takes to recognize the aural "signature" of a great composer.

Think it can't happen to you? Convinced that you have what it takes to recognize a great investment?

Think, for a minute, about what it takes to recognize a can of soda sitting in your refrigerator.

Heroes are often born in an instant, the split second it takes to recognize a pending disaster and react, the blink of an eye it takes a Wesley Autrey to throw himself under a subway train to save a man fallen on the tracks.

What, for example, does it take to recognize an object?

But there are steps you can take to recognize and reduce these biases.

This "exceptional step," Mr. Spielberg said as he announced the winners, was taken to recognize "the achievements of three artists".

A. Sahai, "What is a spectrum hole and what does it take to recognize one?," presented at Cognitive Systems Laboratory, Hamilton, Ontario, June 2006.

If the time taken to recognize a visual target that is semantically related to the prime word is shorter than the time taken to recognize a visual word that is not semantically related, this meaning of the prime word is considered activated (Swinney 1979; Onifer and Swinney 1981).