actual recognition

Actual recognition of the poet as a classic came only in the interwar period.

"Major West," Smith gasped, with actual recognition.

It is particularly interesting that the relationship with risk remains despite the fact that the actual recognition results from Study 3 are not identical to those from Study 2.

However, the West German government refused to hold talks with the SED because this would have meant the actual recognition of East Germany as an equal country.

Since the ratings for the number of fixed objects in a film are not related to actual recognition sensitivity it seems likely that this information is not assisting subjects in the recognition phase.

Only the first set of Imperial physicians had noted, right on his initial capture, his exceptional hearing and actual recognition speed, and he had done his best since to insure that both were overlooked.

Once information about frequency content, pitch, energy, etc has been extracted from the speech input, regardless of the method, the actual recognition is performed by comparing the current set of figures against a number of possibilities stored in the computer.

The trouble with traditional lineups, Wells argues, is that witnesses who view all the possible offenders at the same time tend to make a relative judgment - that is, they pick the person who looks most like the suspect they remember relative to the other people in the lineup, and then they confuse this decision with actual recognition.