Sentence examples for identified in the script from inspiring English sources

At the top are the Jock (Joaquín Pérez-Campbell) and the Prep (Bobby Steggert), along with their consort, the peppy blonde with creamy skin identified in the script as Perfect (Anna Camp).

Her disapproval of Mick's choices in life — she feels that he has wasted his critical intelligence and forfeited what could have been a stellar academic career — is pitched against the fervor of her belief in the writing talent of one of her students, who is identified in the script only as "Boy" (T. R. Knight).

The characters are identified in the script by their team number.

Fincher described the narrator as an "everyman"; the character is identified in the script as "Jack", but left unnamed in the film.

Once SNPs were identified in the individual libraries, a custom Perl script was applied to produce a list of SNP sites at which both parents were homozygous for differences.

June 2016 A potential flaw in Ethereum smart-contract scripts is identified in the DAO and, everyone is assured, quickly fixed.

A semi-structured question script was derived to pursue recurrent patterns identified in the observational data.

The CATG cleavage sites were identified in the gene accompanied with 3 kb potential 3' UTR using in-house perl script.

As expected from historical experience with Latin, introducing spaces into modern Thai improves reading speed for readers that are familiar with word-spacing in written text (Winskel et al. 2009) – a phenomenon also identified in Japanese alphabetic scripts (Sainio et al., 2007).

Finally, subtle coding errors in the software cannot always be identified in small tests on script integrity, only to skew results when large scale data are being processed.

Revealingly, the first substantial dramatisation of Elizabeth II came not from television, but in the theatre, with the character identified as HMQ in the script of Alan Bennett's A Question of Attribution, his 1988 play for the National Theatre in which the monarch converses with her art adviser, Sir Anthony Blunt, soon to be exposed as a spy.