Sentence examples for visually recognise from inspiring English sources

Claire (daughter) reported how her mother learned and began to recognise the therapist's voice even though she wouldn't visually recognise the therapist straight away.

After an eight-year absence, the villagers' ability to visually recognise Martin's face might have become error-prone, which could have resulted in false-positives when they saw a similar face.

Sony's Info-Eye applisation is capable of visually recognising objects, landmarks, text and QR codes.

"They are now visually recognising the issue and collectively want to do something about it".

The Gestalt principles describe how we group objects visually and recognise patterns; some of the Gestalt phenomena of relevance to medical imaging are proximity, similarity, closure, symmetry, common fate and continuity [17] (Table 1).

Carney said the plastic notes allowed for better security features than their paper counterparts, including see-through panels, coloured foils, detailed metallic images and tactile features to help visually impaired people recognise different notes.

The BSB could visually and spectroscopically recognise F− with high selectivity over other anions by exhibiting intense chromogenic response (from colourless to red) for F− in acetonitrile solution.

Guardian contributor KathleenTurner1 02 July 2014 1 34pm I have a somewhat unique position that I'm not always recognised visually but as soon as I open my mouth that's when heads turn.

However, it is also recognised that visually appealing landscapes may not be ecologically healthy and these differences may cause tensions as indirect ecosystem services become an increasingly important focus for forest management.

V.I.S.O.R. (Visual Information Sensor Optical Reflector) from Gizmonyx enables visually impaired people to sense their environment including the shapes and colours of objects, and allows them to recognise faces and read sentences.

Due to the work of Tukey [ 10], Cleveland [ 11, 12], Cook and Swayne [ 13], and many others [ 14], it is now widely recognised that to fully appreciate the structure of data it must be examined visually.