Sentence examples for trained to recognise from inspiring English sources

Technicians are being trained to recognise unfamiliar pathogens.

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

The new handset is trained to recognise its owner's voice and respond to voice commands at any time.

Computerised image-processing systems should get better at detecting forgeries as they are trained to recognise further aspects of artists' styles, says Dr Wang.

They are trained to recognise that there may be concentrated costs to openness and that this may lead the affected groups to vigorously oppose liberalisation.

But Janet Davies, director of nursing at the RCN, called on the government to ensure that all health professionals are trained to recognise FGM.

Warden wrote two demonstrator apps, currently still available on Apple's App Store: "Spotter" which attempts to identify objects, and Deep Belief, which can be "trained" to recognise objects.

"For that to happen, police call handlers need to be properly trained to recognise the danger signs and to give the right support and information.

Dispatchers are taught how to recognise calls from people with mental health conditions and deploy only those officers who are trained to recognise symptoms.

The first ever randomised controlled trial of police training in Britain will start next month, when a group of officers will be trained to recognise their personal prejudices and then monitored to see how they use stop-and-search powers.

"One big problem in these communities is that doctors aren't trained to recognise the symptoms or the problems of mercury pollution, so they don't even know what they're dealing with".