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Перевод: recognition

[существительное]
узнавание; опознавание; опознание; сознание; признание; одобрение; официальное признание

Тезаурус:

1. Recognition, success and fulfilment can be yours - but don't expect an easy ride.
2. Script recognition
3. They have been established in recognition of the fact that it is pointless to wait for public sympathy and a change of political will to improve the level of basic old age pensions, and the quality of life for older people generally.
4. In retrospect, the public recognition of child abuse as an extensive social phenomenon can be seen to have caused a break in the policy tradition under which child care services had been developed since the Second World War.
5. Looking at an example from recognition test data, an original handwritten word was students, but was recognised as sludents.
6. The following sections analyse the types of errors found from test data from the script recognition system, and discuss the feasibility and effectiveness of applying standard spelling correction techniques.
7. The adhesion function of IgSF members is believed to predate their role in antigen recognition.
8. Recognition stops short of this stage, requiring" only" the use of semantic information to eliminate inconsistencies in the input data, and (hopefully) arrive at a unique interpretation.
9. In 1982 the Honduran government effectively took control of COLPROSUMAH by giving official recognition to a small splinter group.
10. Sir, - I write to draw attention to an inaccuracy in the headline and the first paragraph of your report on the consultation document for specialist designatory letters in your December 1992 issue ( Specialists to get Institute recognition , p 11).
11. Any decent reform of this nonsense has to start with a firm recognition that it is better to take money from taxpayers than from consumers.
12. I could have told him that he has been elected an honorary member of the Academy Club drinking school run by Oofy Prosser and Stephen Hargrave, in recognition of his services to literature.
13. Osbern returned to Canterbury, not to make peace by abandoning his efforts to get recognition for the despised saints, but to gain recognition for them by writing their biographies.