Sentence examples for addresses identifying from inspiring English sources

He wants to learn more about people who are on the Internet"—to get access to the original internal protocol, or I.P., addresses identifying the computers sending e-mail messages.

He wants to learn more about people who are on the Internet" — to get access to the original internal protocol, or I.P., addresses identifying the computers sending e-mail messages.

Prosecutors want Twitter to turn over a list of the Internet protocol addresses identifying the users' online locations every time they logged on between Nov. 15, 2009, and June 1, 2010, as well as a list of those with whom they were exchanging private direct messages while using the service.

A similar cost metric can be used to explore multi-way banking solutions: any possible partition into M (≥2) banks is defined by a set of M-1 addresses identifying the memory bank boundaries.

This paper addresses identifying model inconsistencies in the context of steady-state analysis.

The LEAP-FS system aims to recognize all protein amino acid mentions in text, including mutations but also bare mentions (29), and subsequent work with that tool addresses identifying relations between residues and their associated proteins in text (30) as well as functional classification of those residues as catalytic (31).

Dr. Gebelein and several of the Cubans at the meeting said that some American Web sites barred access to people whose electronic addresses identify them as Cuban.

Of 106 new addresses identified in the study web-search prior to recruitment, 16 (15.1%) were returned.

Tailoring an intervention in order to address the identified barriers can be done either by choosing an evidence-based intervention delivery that addresses identified barriers and facilitators or by tailoring the characteristics of a chosen intervention.

He would not say to whom the envelopes were addressed, identifying the recipients only as executives.

Marshall was able to access their photo, name, address, identifying characteristics—even their place of employment.