Sentence examples for an identifying mark from inspiring English sources

What to use as an identifying mark for these aid agencies has been fraught with difficulties since the movement was founded by Jean Henri Dunant in the mid-1800's.

As for preventing crime, Jantz points out that the police could "forensically map" the population at large far more exhaustively than it actually does: "I mean, we could fingerprint bullets, for example -- give each one an identifying mark.

In the case of the finest cutting instruments, the two unfinished metal blanks and the fasteners are coded with an identifying mark so they can be manufactured as a set.

It's become an identifying mark by which friends and family knew me and strangers greet me.

Kane advocated, and practiced, tattooing newborn infants (in an inconspicuous place) with an identifying mark matching an identical tattoo on the mother.

The central result of this study was that most of the concept maps in the PBL group eventually exhibited the integrated concept mapping pattern, which is an identifying mark of a high-quality knowledge structure.

ESSENTIALS -- A photograph (especially with any identifying marks); vaccination papers and health certificate; leash (if appropriate); food containers; utensils; can opener; water container; first-aid kit.

Can you see any identifying marks on their uniforms?

They will also look for any identifying marks such as serial numbers.

Be careful not to make any identifying marks in the exposed area to be tested.

Blacks, Hispanics and foreign-born Americans in general are less likely to be circumcised than white Americans, while for Jews, male circumcision has long been an important identifying mark that dates back to the Biblical figure of the patriarch Abraham, and symbolizes the covenant between God and the Jewish people.