Sentence examples for identified a determination from inspiring English sources
Or it may track you and your friends and pick up audio of your conversations, on your way, say, to protest or vote or talk to your representative, if you are not "specifically identified", a determination that is so vague as to be meaningless.
Types of waste incinerated and additional fuel are identified by a determination of their elemental composition.
In a 2006 book called "Rejuvenile," Christopher Noxon argued that there is "a new breed of adult, identified by a determination to remain playful, energetic and flexible in the face of adult responsibilities" — skateboarding dads and tattooed moms downloading cool new ringtones and so on.
The start of the gene was identified by a determination of a presumable Shine-Dalgarno sequence 5'-AGGAGGA-3'preceding the initial methionine.
Although no TB services specific approaches to skill mix determination were identified, a more generic approach offers a way forward, which views skill-mix as context specific and underpinned by realities of organisational change [ 18].
We have identified an error in variability determination for a subset of sources near chip edges.
For trastuzumab (Herceptin®) and imatinib (Glivec®), a limited number of molecular features can be used to define a suitable target patient population, but it seems unlikely that all patients who could derive clinical benefit from targeted drugs will be identified by determination of a single molecular feature.
In conclusion, we developed an accurate SNP genetic map of the zebrafish and applied it to identify a genetic component of sex determination.
Our study confirms this previous work, identifying an XY sex-determination locus in the middle of LG1.
Such functions include the role in which Sox genes were originally identified – testis determination by SRY – a function conserved only amongst eutherian mammals [ 11, 12].
Schell points to the work or Edward Deci and Richard Ryan, whose Self-Determination Theory identifies a belief in one's own freedom to choose as a key requirement for sustained motivation.
