It is known to play a vital role in cell-to-cell recognition processes.

Established in 1978, the federal recognition process is a complicated and cumbersome task that requires tribes to meet seven criteria.

Another bias is in the emphasis on recognition processes, rather than linguistic and comprehension ones.

The layout of documents can provide additional information which also places constraints on the recognition process.

A similar recognition process is carried out for static input.

Various states, most in the East, have a recognition process independent of federal recognition.

Their close examination of the documents and the recognition process could ultimately lead to an appeal of the ruling.

It could take 10 years or more before the tribes get to the end of the recognition process.

Evidently, collocational information can significantly improve the recognition process.

The upper portions of letters play a stronger part than the lower portions in the recognition process.