Sentence examples for be identified with some from inspiring English sources

The cause of Bharara's ire can be identified with some precision.

They all had to abide by the same ordinances: drivers were fingerprinted, vehicles were required to pull over to the side of the road to pick-up passengers, and companies had to be identified with some form of official marker.

The first way is to deny that the mental is an irreducible aspect of reality, either (a) by holding that the mental can be identified with some aspect of the physical, such as patterns of behavior or patterns of neural activity, or (b) by denying that the mental is part of reality at all, being some kind of illusion (but then, illusion to whom?).

This suggests that names are semantically different from descriptions, which in turn suggests that the mechanism by which a name refers cannot be identified with some definite description.

In other words, Basic Law V does not tell us the conditions under which an arbitrarily chosen object x may be identified with some given extension, such as εF.

According to these views, moral properties were to be identified with some natural property or other (e.g. with what is pleasant, or what satisfies someone's desire, or what conforms to social rules that are in force).

The Turks are despised by Kurds and Shiites alike; Pakistanis are identified, with some truth, as Wahhabi Islamist hardliners who will do more harm than good.

This state has been identified with some of the most aggressive environmental policies in the country, advanced by Democrats and Republicans.

In 1998 a substance presumed to be the active component in the cranberry was identified with some fanfare, and two years ago another study suggested that a cranberry extract containing this substance was almost as powerful as an antibiotic.

Interestingly, a microcephaly disease has recently been identified with some similarities to microcephaly vera but it also has frequent seizures.

This is because according to the extensional characterisation of relations defined on a domain of individuals, every relation is identified with some set of subsets of the domain.