That explains an exception to the only-thing-in-the-world rule: when the words "a," "an" or "some," or a number, come before the description or identification of a name, use a comma.
Identification involves assigning a name [from an existing classification] to a lesion.
The healthcare card has no identification on it, just a name and number.
Each identification unit has (i) a name that must be unique, (ii) a requirements document on which the concerns will be identified, and (iii) a catalog of software concerns that will be used in the process of concern identification and classification.
Adaptive filtering algorithms are by now omnipresent in a variety of applications, such as plant modeling, adaptive equalization, and system identification, to name a few [1 8].
Each detected QTL received an identification name indicating the measured trait, the time-point of measurement, the linkage group (LG) and the map ("f" and "m" for female and male parents respectively and "i" for consensus map) where the QTL was detected.
Both groups advise providing a name and identification only if a demonstrator is arrested.
Mr. Kim, a dental technician, has patented an identification technique based on embedding a name or number in the porcelain of the crowns, bridges and other restorations he makes at his business, K Art Dental Studio in Commack.
People who registered by mail and had not previously voted in a federal election in a particular state would generally be required to show a photo identification or a document with a name and an address like a utility bill, a bank statement, a paycheck or a government check.
The consensus among them about Mr. Obama (only one of those present had supported Mr. McCain) was partly generational, partly an identification with anyone saddled with a name like Barack Hussein Obama, and partly a sense of common ground with another child of the world.
