In fact, Burns didn't invent the stanza, and the fact that it acquired his name suggests that literary history is registering the unique degree of identification, as well as the fact that Burns wrote a great many brilliant poems in the meter.
On the contrary; when asked by Crowley to produced some identification as proof that he lived at that address, Dr. Gates gave the officer his Harvard ID, and his Massachusetts Drivers License.
CODEC is based on reformulating the protein complex identification problem as that of finding significantly dense subgraphs in a bipartite graph.
Previous research suggests that use of the Air-O-Cell/light microscopy method in combination with culturable mold identification, such as that used with the Andersen sampler, might provide a more representative indication of indoor mold levels and types (Heinsohn 2007; Tsai et al. 1999).
Virzi's empirical study [32] on the number of subjects for usability identification indicates that as few as 5 users can identify 80% of the usability issues.
A disaggregated-level survey is performed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methods with a commuter identification accuracy that reaches as high as 94.1%.
Some colleges even issue college-branded student identification cards that double as debit cards.
Differences between the studies might be due to several factors- differences in the cell types, antibodies, array platform, and ChIP or sequence identification methods that were used as well as differences in the analyses that were performed.
More specifically, a consumer's psychological attachment to a university team conceptualized as his/her involvement or identification with that team as well as his/her image congruence with the team has been identified as a key predictor of his/her consumption of team-licensed products (Kwak and Kang 2009; Kwon and Armstrong 2002, 2006).
"Likewise the whole area of research into de-identification research, such as that undertaken by the CSIRO, could be jeopardised through heavy-handed legislation".
