Sentence examples for to recognise faces from inspiring English sources

THE human brain is hard-wired to recognise faces.

Autistic children find it difficult to form social bonds and do not learn to recognise faces in the normal way.

Tiny cameras trained to recognise faces could become personal digital assistants, making conversations as searchable as documents and e-mails.

Jones (not her real name) has prosopagnosia – known as face blindness – so finds it impossible to recognise faces, however familiar.

Mr Spielberg got the idea from a visit to Neven Vision, a Santa Monica firm that has developed software to recognise faces even when moving.

His slightly bemused appearance in public may have been attributable to his striking, and apparently familial, prosopagnosia – an inability to recognise faces.

There is a part of the brain dedicated to recognising faces – called the Fusiform Face Area – positioned in the part of the brain called the Temporal Lobe, which can be found roughly in the area behind your ears.

Verso is an experiment to utilise algorithms designed to rapidly recognise faces (even blurry ones) which were developed at Moscow State University, Once a second the Verso platform takes a screenshot of a set of monitored TC channels.

Patients may find it harder to read, recognise faces or make out fine detail, which can have a severe impact on their quality of life [ 1].

8 Patients with untreated or untreatable advanced AMD invariably suffer from impairment of central vision, with consequential loss of social independence as a result of a concomitant inability to read, recognise faces, watch television or drive.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Wednesday April 23 2008 It is incorrect to say that the artificial retinas fitted in a trial at Moorfields eye hospital in London will allow people with inherited blindness to read and recognise faces as we said in the article below.