Sentence examples for dynamic identities from inspiring English sources

Radical though they seemed then, dynamic identities are increasingly popular, as Saks's new design program illustrates.

MTV unveiled one of the first dynamic identities when it went on air on Aug. 1, 1981.

Lightfoot, Kent G. (In press) Frontier Forts: Colonialism and the Construction of Dynamic Identities in North America.

If dynamic identities are too slick, like AOL's, they risk appearing formulaic -- but Google's clumsiness makes it look sincere, even to its critics.

In reality, some ethnic groups have identities with deep historical roots whereas others do not, and some groups have static identities whereas others have dynamic identities.

Whether by accident or design, they're one of a new wave of constantly changing "dynamic identities" that feel right for our frenzied, febrile era.

But like some genetic television experiment it emerges with a dynamic identity of its own.

"MTV has a dynamic identity because they are dynamic, and I want them to be," Mau said.

It doesn't mean their films will be any better: there's still little sign of a Chinese commercial cinema with a distinct, dynamic identity of its own.

The user's smart card uses stored information in it and random nonce value to generate dynamic identity.

We propose an efficient and security dynamic identity based authentication protocol for multi-server architecture that removes the aforementioned weaknesses.