Sentence examples for identification at the same from inspiring English sources

But she had lost all her identification at the same time, and without that, the Lost Property staff would not allow her to retrieve the bag, or the phone and the money it held.

Quantitatively, we calculated the spatial overlap between the identified networks and templates which are detailed in Tables 4 and 5. From these results, we can see that the integrated sampling module in HAFNI framework via HELPNI system significantly decreased the computing time while achieved comparable results for functional brain network identification at the same time.

A lower baseline mean derived from a clear non-influenza season led to identification of seasonal influenza one week earlier in 2010/2011 and to an identification at the same time as in the reference data in the 2011/2012 seasonal influenza period [ 39].

Our job is to tell some damn good stories that have a huge identification and, at the same time, tell us something about the society we live in".

His plays about spying are clearly an attempt to settle his ambiguous feelings about England – of affection and identification, but at the same time alienation.

The repeal bill's passage comes days after it was approved by the House State Administration Committee, which rejected a voter identification bill at the same time.

The upper age limit was chosen to ensure a high case identification and at the same time minimize the flawing of the results which could be possibly caused by the inclusion of older individuals.

When play can take the form of a mellifluous dance of various bodies, minds, experiences, conflicts, and identifications, all at the same time, without having to crescendo to one abrupt, violent, necessarily definitive climax.

The use of high mass accuracy instruments and new software tools maximized the number of protein identifications, while at the same time enabling quantitative comparisons.

However, approaching the identity of migrants with modern-traditional dichotomy is a deep misconception; Turkish emigrants in Germany and other countries of the EU display a hyphenated identity that suggests identification with Turkey, Germany and Europe at the same time, and transnational practices that cannot be limited to any of the national spheres (Kaya, 2012).

The laws at issue require voters to present photo identification at the polls, eliminate same-day registration, reduce the window for early voting and discount provisional ballots cast outside the voter's home precinct.