Sentence examples for identification programs from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, mistaken attacks -- what the military calls friendly fire -- account for 15percentt or more of combat casualties, said Pete Glikerdas, who manages combat identification programs for the Army's Research, Development and Engineering Command.

Instead of the tracking system and other so-called passive approaches, which simply transmit units' whereabouts, Colonel McKean and others are working to develop "cooperative" identification programs like the radio frequency tags.

Wales have unearthed new players from other sports through talent identification programs and keep an eye out for 17-year-old scrum-half Kiera Bevan.

These identification programs, though not incorruptible, deliver the same value that social security numbers do in the U.S.: the ability to tell who is on the other side of your transaction and whether you can trust them.

CdZnTe detectors, often exhibit asymmetric peak shapes, particularly at high energies making automated peak fitting methods and sophisticated isotope identification programs difficult to use.

Mandated animal identification programs, which exist for Canadian cattle and sheep and Mexican cattle, are designed to control and eradicate trade-limiting diseases and to maintain or gain access to international markets.

*The Biogenetics Corporation in Mountainside, N.J., established its open identification program almost a year ago.

British Airways agreed yesterday to extend a deadline for a new employee identification program after holding talks with its unions.

In contrast, the identification program seeks to increase the government's knowledge and options should prevention fail.

Ms. Veneman also said her department was considering a mandatory livestock identification program that would help trace infected animals.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has spent more than $1 billion on its Next Generation Identification program, which includes facial-recognition technology.