Sentence examples for be identified with its from inspiring English sources
"I don't think the citizens of a state have a human right to be identified with its symbols," says Mordechai Kremnitzer, one of a group of Jewish Israelis who drafted a "Constitution by Consensus", which says Israel should for the first time adopt a constitution defining a "Jewish and democratic state".
Each point or object \(p\) may now be identified with its coordinates relative to \(S\).
It remains to show that an experience's characteristic qualitative properties can be identified with its representational properties.
The index may be identified with its binary expansion, and we can identify the embedding step with looking for a word such that (8).
The import of the states that represent these basis function values is no more narrowly motor than the meaning of a conditional can be identified with its consequent (or its antecedent, for that matter) in isolation.
Its influence can still be felt in Wittgenstein's insistence that the logical constants are like punctuation marks (1922, §5.4611),[3] in Russell's claim that logical constants indicate logical form and not propositional constituents (1992, 98; 1920, 199), and in the idea (found in Quine and Dummett) that the logical constants of a language can be identified with its grammatical particles.
Second, the bin with the smallest size is identified, with its reference SNP being added to the list of structure inference SNPs.
U.S. News has long been identified with its annual rankings of colleges and hospitals, and with advice for consumers.
Each sculpture is identified with its own marker on the map that will give you basic information about the work of art.
And finally, based on the subjective evaluation, the specific type of asthma is identified with its degree of severity in terms of probability.
El-P is the ringleader and musical mastermind of Definitive Jux, the local record label that's identified with its own hip-hop subgenre: slow tempos, noisy beats, verbose rapping.
