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"visual recognition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to a technology or system of algorithms that allows a computer or other device to recognize objects, people, or other aspects of a scene from a visual input. For example, “The new security system uses visual recognition to keep track of who enters the building.”.
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Berlin was not just damaged beyond visual recognition; its spirit was traumatised.
Inferotemporal neurons evolved for general visual recognition, but they may be recruited for other purposes — most notably, reading.
This bold visual recognition of rarely acknowledged commonalities is a great source of pleasure in Lawson's work.
The Capgras delusion – named after the psychiatrist who treated Madame M – is a collapse of both emotional and visual recognition.
(This visual signature is not evident in artificial writing systems, such as shorthand, which are designed to emphasize speed more than visual recognition).
Under Tunisian law, after visual recognition, the identity of the corpses must be confirmed by DNA analysis and dental records.
Google has made large investments in voice command search, location-based search and advertising and in visual recognition search.
Her ability to make use of her memory and her intellectual powers in place of direct visual recognition, I now felt, might also be diminishing at this point.
As Mr. Close's art has evolved, he has continued to use the face as a vehicle to explore the limits of visual recognition.
DICK CAVETT Think at least twice if a genie exits a bottle and offers to endow you with that near-relative of the Midas touch, vast visual recognition.
Mrs. H. had done so badly on the formal tests of visual recognition that I had difficulty imagining how she managed in daily life.
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