In addition, the set of panel labels can contain gaps that corresponds to unrecognized characters [ 13].
However, a common problem with current OCR engines, both commercial and open source, is that they are trained to recognize letters with good contrast and low noise levels, and they typically achieve a low performance (e.g. inaccurate or unrecognized characters) when are used to identify text embedded in figures with complex texture patterns in the background.
Established as a sub-category of everyday aesthetics by Arnold Berleant, social aesthetics calls attention to the fact that the aesthetics plays a surprisingly and often unrecognized role in determining the moral character of actions, persons, and human interactions (Berleant 2005, 2010, 2012).
The distinction between these two kinds of homologous characters was largely unrecognized.
Though the strip Ally Sloper is often credited to the English novelist Charles Henry Ross, it was his wife, Marie Duval (pseudonym of the French actress Emilie de Tessier), Europe's first (and still obstinately unrecognized) professional woman cartoonist, who developed the character Ally Sloper.
Given that traditional taxonomic classifications completely relied upon characters of the mature shell, unrecognized ELs had to be expected.
This type of depression often goes unrecognized.
And interestingly, the theme of Women's History Month, Celebrating Women of Character, Courage, and Commitment, speaks to and honors the extraordinary, and often unrecognized, determination and tenacity of women.
In the '90s, filmmakers made a broad, corny character of the Internet, studding movies with close-ups of on-the-nose screen bulletins like "Unrecognized System Virus" ("The Net," 1995) or "You Have Mail" ("You've Got Mail," 1998).
Unrecognized cryptic species abound!
