Examples of recognition

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Good recognition of a previously unseen prototype can be explained by its relatively large mean similarity to exemplars in its class.
The second objection against equating object-recognition abilities with (even simple) predication comes from the fact that the underlying cognitive processes are qualitatively different.
The object recognition behaviour shown by mammals is not expected to be either equivalent to, or even to be a draft of, this human ability.
Rather, it is a pattern that is salient in the shape recognition repertoire of apes in general.
To do so, however, required a sophisticated, post-access, recognition process that could infer a target letter from a word representation.
Another interesting case of potential feedback, not discussed in the target article, is in the interaction between lexical semantic information and word recognition.
The causal role of phonology in visual word recognition is difficult to establish unambiguously even after many years of careful research.
We suggest that this increased activation reflects the extra visual processing needed for name retrieval, as opposed to object recognition, to take place.
Infants appear to preserve substantial memory for acoustic detail from one encounter with a word to the next, which in turn guides early word recognition.
What does not appear to be necessary for these tools is any kind of shape recognition or imagery.
Both depend on spatio-temporal sequence learning based on a cascade of associations and pattern recognition performed in cortico-hippocampal loops.
Both category-assembly and category-recognition apply for the learning of any given word, though they differ in their relative importance.
Supporting results for such an experiment, using continuous old-new recognition, are described.
If recognition and identification are carried out primarily by the ventral system, using long-term memory, what is it that is recognized and identified?
However, research in phonetics, phonology, and spoken word recognition suggests that features may be the more critical units in speech perception and word recognition.
Paternal recognition was important for the child in many ways.
Integration of feature based design and feature recognition.
Production systems can be augmented rather easily to carry out such a recognition.
As a result, the attribute will contribute little to concept recognition.
Exploring the recognition of guest words in bilingual speech.
Their plots were utterly straightforward in structure, relating their simple, affective tales without peripeties, disguises, recognitions, or intrigues.
The dependent variable, per cent correct responses, was computed by counting both correct recognitions and correct rejections as correct responses.
Instead, a number of small changes in status and recognitions of the progress towards adult status takes place over a number of years.
Lost world fiction demonstrates that recognitions of the self in the other, even the emulation of the other, may also serve imperial interests.
The number of correctly recognized words and the number of false recognitions of non-presented words were tallied.
One of her most painful early recognitions occurs when she imagines having children with her "first love," the free-born carpenter.
While it recognized narrative form had ideological functions, such recognitions remained largely implicit.
On the other hand, a rule of recognition's efficiency varies with its controversiality.
Brumfit suggests that the tendency of linguists and educators has been to control and contain the effects of these new recognitions and definitions on their practices.
Behind our need for recognition is the knowledge of our dependence on the opinion of others, and on the others themselves.
Recognition comprehends both initial recognition of an item and recognition of subsequent changes in or removal of a previously recognized item.
The map of domination of the world's spaces changed out of all recognition between 1850 and 1914.
Our recognition of the uncanny power of this stanza is, at least in part, a response to its paradoxical configuration of necessity and contingency.
Two separate meta-analyses were conducted on the results of reaction time studies, and recognition memory studies, representing 25 and 16 different task conditions, respectively.
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