Speaking for myself, both Identity Stretch and Extended Expressions imply a synchronous "renewal through perpetuation" and "perpetuation through renewal" implicit in all life-death equations.
For both, however, identity is thought to be what grounds prudential concern: the difference between Lucretius and Plato is only over what identity consists in (although for a contrasting interpretation of Lucretius, see Martin and Barresi 2003, 10).
For Mr. Gore, the process has highlighted his search for both an identity and a message.
So far as the physical environment was concerned there is, in the August 1978 statement of the Catholic Primate, Cardinal (then Archbishop) Tomas O'Fiach, an account which was reliable both for the identity of its author and the government's response.
We also searched for both 5' end identities and for homologous (≥70%) extended sequence between C. elegans (139) and human (733) miRNAs using the criteria we described above.
The book is as fun to read as it is surprising in its array of narrative tactics, and the emotionally open tone with which we are allowed into a story as fundamentally basic as searching for one's identity both in the self and where it lies in others.
If two or more neighbour clones presented a high identity for both BES (> 95% identity over > 95% of the length of the shortest BES in the pairwise alignment), the BAC clones harbouring the redundant BES were removed using a home made perl script.
And perhaps that is where my jumping-off point for my argument begins: love is love, the Venn diagram for both my queer identity and my Jewish identity.
Figure 4 shows the experiment results, from which it can be observed that the accuracies for both activity and identity recognition do not change much when the sampling rate reduced from 100to3535 Hz, and the accuracy of identity recognition declines much faster than activity recognition when the sampling rate reduces from 35 to 4 Hz.
It is centered upon cultural membership, and used both for the identity of a group and for the socially based identity of its members, e.g., the national identity of George insofar as he is English or British.
