Sentence examples for composite identities from inspiring English sources

Composite identities like Arab-French are, he added, "ideologically impossible".

We are composite identities crafted through experience, habit, and cultural conditioning [40, 41].

The images are especially resonant in this day and age, when complex and composite identities are under threat. .

Now comes "Hispanic New York: A Sourcebook" (Columbia University Press, $29.95), edited by Claudio Iván Remeseira, to disaggregate what Walt Whitman described as the "composite identity" of New York's varied Hispanic heritage.

Mean pairwise SNP linkage disequilibrium was also estimated in 10 SNP windows as the composite identity disequilibria among all four genotypes, Δ, assuming that they were the product of the gametic probabilities: r 2 =Δ/ p a q a p b q b ; with p and q being the proportions of the most and least common allele, respectively, of SNPs a and b (Weir, 1996).

We can entertain the prospect of enhancing our physical and psychic abilities; of manipulating our biological traits via interventions into the genome; of achieving the tech-gnostic dream of immortality by encoding our distinguishing traits and feeding the composite of our identities into a computer program.

The problem lies in its misuse.Hindus and Sikhs have used it to cultivate a composite British-Asian identity, looking inside society for political and cultural guidance.

EBV type2 (AG876) is in fact a composite of high-identity blocks already present in all known type 1 strains.

Phosphatase like domain of Pseuodomonas species of the composite STYK shares 35% identity with Stp1 and about 30% identity with PP2C domains of Gram positive bacteria.

It was, he said, " a medium to build an identity out of a composite personality, to find an artistic identity".

The results from these alignments were collected and the alignment statistics (i.e. composite score = percentage identity X percentage coverage) were encoded as an N-query by M-PSSM (NXM) similarity matrix.