Sentence examples for identifications as a from inspiring English sources

The diaphonemic approach gets away from the assumption that linguistic communities are homogeneous, allows multiple varieties to be described in the same terms (something important for situations where people have abilities in more than one variety), and helps in ascertaining where speakers make diaphonic identifications as a result of similarities and differences between the varieties involved.

On the other hand, it is also possible that the villagers may have disseminated mistaken identifications as a consequence of using error-prone heuristics.

However, we hope that this work and others offers strong support for its inclusion, using MS-based peptide identifications as a similar line of evidence to ESTs.

Using the high-confidence list of MSNet identifications as a starting point, one may narrow the range of additional experiments that are run to validate the existence of computationally predicted proteins.

They also required lifelong loyalty and, you could be forgiven for thinking, identification as a Reform or Conservative Jew.

My own identification, as a child, was entirely with the fish.

They know full well that their Christianity is as much a cultural identification as a doctrinal one.

Then, Ms. Rodriguez pulled out her identification as a longtime home health care attendant: " 'Roll over,' I tell him.

Compact mirror!" is Schroder's response to Meadow's identification as a "gifted" child.

He has been thinking about his longtime self-identification as a neoconservative (especially in the context of a war he never believed in).

His identification as a young Jewish boy with Mr. Roth's work was emphasized by his mother's shouts of "Dinner's ready, Portnoy," at mealtimes.