They could hardly have been identified by more vigilant border control, people said.
Does the use, and misuse, of informants — people who are often easily identified by more dangerous higher-ups in the drug trade — lead to greater violence?
It's a day when the many residents - few of them identified by more than house number or hair colour - experience a terrible, violent, communal event.
A random sampling of sailors and pilots on the ship, who under Navy rules could not be identified by more than their first names, showed no hesitancy about extending the military campaign to Iraq.
(Few Angolans were willing to be identified by more than a first or middle name. The constitution protects freedom of speech and assembly, but the government has grown increasingly intolerant of criticism).
Generally, where four or more names are given, only the first three names judged prominent by their inclusion in multiple texts or identified by more than a name (e.g. officials) have been indexed.
Furthermore, our data shows several of the alterations identified by more comprehensive techniques requiring fresh tissue.14, 44 Thus, we believe that our findings are likely to be reproduced in other study cohorts of non-metastatic, high-risk disease.
Wong, Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency operations officer, was wrongly identified by more than a few people as the button-pusher, the employee who sent out the erroneous alert about the nonexistent threat.
Events were identified by more than three triggers at the same time, and a continuous trigger was interpreted as one event.
As more components of the plant small RNA machinery are identified by more intricate genetic screens and biochemical methods, the relationship and divergence between plant species and lineages will increasingly be an area of interest.
Two-month-old Cora and two-week-old Zoey, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's female Maasai giraffe babies, can be identified by more than their spots.
