Sentence examples for were recognized again from inspiring English sources

Some 60,000 previously revoked visas were recognized again, and refugee resettlement restarted.

The heroic and vital efforts of all these Japanese American soldiers and units, in both the European and Pacific theaters, were recognized again and again, as in General George Marshall's remark that "they showed rare courage and tremendous fighting spirit.

I wasn't eager to get back out there and be recognized again".

When a company's code is embedded on many different sites, it can build up detailed profiles on individuals as they move around the Web, assigning them unique identifiers so they can be recognized again.

When, after the fall of the Roman Empire, testamentary disposition came to be recognized again in the later Middle Ages, custom generally required that some minimum share, frequently one-third, be left to the surviving spouse, or the descendants, or both.

It is not affected with the myopia that prevents fearful men from seeing that if individual rights are taken away from any man or class of men they are taken away from all; and that once suspended or destroyed they are most unlikely to be recognized again by a state power that will have been loosed from the restraints of the ages.

During extraction, quads are recognized again and then the transformation is applied; after that the quad classification is performed by resorting to the location map recovery.

To get the controller to be recognized again by the console, users have to repeatedly plug in the controller via USB to sync it to the console.

When the pattern is recognized, the controller starts to count the number of increments given to the clock phase and keeps incrementing until the pattern stops to be recognized again.

The researchers recorded those noises while a reference print was being made, then fed that noise in bits to an algorithm that classifies sound so it can be recognized again.

Restored from the numerous distortions of its teachings that accrued over generations of acolytes and opponents, the Vienna Circle is being recognized again as a force of considerable philosophical sophistication.