Sentence examples for identification of a Woman from inspiring English sources

The Oberwald Mystery (1980) and Identification of a Woman (1982) were less distinguished.

In 1982, he made "Identificazione di una Donna" ("Identification of a Woman"), about a film director who has affairs with two women following the death of his wife.

In 1981, Di Palma worked on Bernardo Bertolucci's Tragedy Of A Ridiculous Man and, once again, with Antonioni on Identification Of A Woman (1982).

His Identification of a Woman (1982) features some notably explicit sex scenes and, disconcertingly, it does look a little like a porn film.

In "Identification of a Woman," from 1982 (released by Criterion), the last feature Antonioni made on his own before suffering a devastating stroke, the rigid manners, fashions, and norms seen in his early work yield to a bewildering fluidity.

Just ask Woody Allen, who borrowed his cameraman, Carlo Di Palma, and asked him to reproduce, for "Radio Days," the same enveloping fog that he had conjured for Antonioni in "Identification of a Woman" (1982).

As for time to identification of a complication, women who arrive for care of routine labor may not develop a complication for some time.

However, the idea of group identities has been hotly contested: Whereas some groups indeed want to (re)affirm their particular identity, the criticism has been voiced that such a homogenous reading of identity fails to take proper account of intersecting axes of identification (being a woman, being black, being gay or lesbian).

However, the time, expense, and potential toxicity of radiotherapy remains a major drawback to BCT for many women, and the identification of a subset of women at low risk for local recurrence after lumpectomy alone would be a major advance in further individualizing breast cancer surgery.

Analysis of baseline characteristics may enable identification of a subgroup of women who would benefit from a tailored treatment approach (Thessaloniki ESHRE/ASRM-Sponsored PCOS Consensus Workshop Group, 2008).

On the other hand, the criteria proposed by Mantel led to the selection of a group of women who received more complex care, and considering the linkage between complexity of care and severity, we believe that the Mantel set of criteria allowed the identification of a group of women closer to the concept of near miss than the Waterstone's criteria did.