Sentence examples for a system of identifying from inspiring English sources

Johann Bayer, (born 1572, Rain, Bavaria [Germany] died March 7 , 1625 Augsburg [Germany]), German astronomer whose book Uranometria (1603) promulgated a system of identifying all stars visible to the naked eye.

1572 Rain March 7, 1625 Augsburg Johann Bayer, (born 1572, Rain, Bavaria [Germany] died March 7 , 1625 Augsburg [Germany]) German astronomer whose book Uranometria (1603) promulgated a system of identifying all stars visible to the naked eye.

This principle leads to a system of identifying and solving problems each day using Plan-Do-Study-Adjust (PDSA) thinking.

The Arbor Day Foundation offers a system of identifying climate for plants called the Plant Hardiness Zones.

And a proposal to help consumers monitor their environmental impact by introducing a global system of identifying the carbon and water footprints of products and their packaging is to be discussed at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, later this month.

To achieve this, it said a better system of identifying when visitors and migrants got treatment was needed.

We followed the same framework used by Frayne and colleagues who developed a valid system of identifying mental illness from patient administrative records [ 31].

The hospital changed from a 'Blue Card' system of identifying patients who were not for resuscitation to requiring a proper 'Do Not Resuscitate' order, which stated what treatment was to be withheld, what treatment was to be continued, why the decision had been reached, who was involved in making the decision, and why the patient was not involved (if they were not involved).

While their data on sight certification should not be devalued, it's important to have a more robust system of identifying the population of certifiable vision; those who require certification and those who opt out of certification.

By creating the means to monitor 300 million visits to the U.S. yearly, this administration and a supine opposition are building a system capable of identifying, tracking and spying on 300 million Americans.

"In the absence of a system capable of identifying [Lopez] as a threat, and because the unit was unaware and unable to address the variety of stressors in [Lopez's] life, Fort Hood was not able to prevent the shooting," lead investigator Lieutenant General Joseph E Martz said in the report.