Sentence examples for cross identification from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cross identification" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to refer to the act of identifying or matching something by comparing it with another
This phrase is most commonly used in forensic or investigative contexts. Example sentence: The detectives were able to solve the case through cross identification of the fingerprints found at the crime scene and those in the suspect's database.
The criticisms that Quine has put forward concerning modal logic and analyticity (see above Limitations of logic) can be deepened into questions concerning methods of cross identification.
It has also been suggested that essentially different methods of cross identification are actually used together, some of them depending on impersonal descriptive principles and others on the perspective of a person.
The systematic use of the idea of possible worlds has raised, however, the subject of cross identification; i.e., of the principles according to which a member of one possible world is to be found identical or nonidentical with one of another.
Moreover, the attribution efforts do not cross identification domains.
The paper has been accepted for publication in the AJ and the data tables and additional information on cross identifications can be accessed at M31 data.
Border crossing identification cards.
§ 212.6 Border crossing identification cards.
§ 1212.6 Border crossing identification cards.
8 CFR § 212.6 - Border crossing identification cards.
If the applicant requests a hearing, the Form DSP-150 or combined B-1/B-2 visator visandnon-biometricric border crossing identification card (or similar stamp in a passport), issued by the DOS, shall be held by the Service for presentation to the immigration judge.
The prototype performance was within the baseline requirements: (a) higher than 99% efficiency of muon track finding at the trigger level with more than 92% probability for bunch crossing identification and better than 2 mm spatial resolution, and (b) better than 150 μm spatial resolution in off-line.
