Sentence examples for different identities of from inspiring English sources

That suggests that 20 particles (or, at least, 20 different identities of particles) have yet to be discovered.

"Brussels should be a place where the different identities of European peoples are represented, rather than imposing one single European identity which may not exist," he said.

The first listening figures for the newly quasi-national Capital brand, which kicked in at the beginning of this year, suggest a UK wide audience of 6.712 million, marginally down on a previous total listenership (when the stations retained their different identities) of 6.764 million.

Sadly, some Western commentators take an either/or view of Africa, rather than one that reflects the different identities of the continent's 54 nations.

Caregivers were also perceived to make up different identities of SAM children, so that a child simultaneously could be admitted to CMAM at different health posts by different caregivers using different names of the child.

In wild-type embryos, the time needed for engulfing C4 and C5 varied over a bigger range than for engulfing C1, C2 and C3 (Fig. 6E,F), perhaps influenced by factors such as the different identities of the corresponding engulfing cells.

By taking back this legal status, the court has in a way said that because of the different identity of some citizens, their rights might be violated.

One reason might be the different identity of the HCC cell lines analyzed in both studies.

The key to the system is to give the cells that make up an organism a variety of different identities so that they can perform many different roles.

"The affirmation of human dignity means that we are an inclusive community: there is and must be a place here for people of different ethnicities and skin colors, of different faith traditions or no faith traditions, of different nations, of different gender identities, of different political convictions," he wrote.

Not surprisingly, the difficulty of balancing two very different identities — that of Styron the public figure and Styron the intensely private, highly self-conscious writer — is evident throughout.