Imperfections identify peculiar national styles.
This information is considered sensitive for two main reasons: (1) typical movements can be used to identify the drivers who drive specific vehicles even when a simple de-identification of the individual in the system is applied; and (2) the places visited by a driver could identify peculiar sensitive areas such as clinics, hospitals and routine locations such as the user's home and workplace.
The identification of myositis-specific autoantibodies (MSA) helped to identify peculiar subsets of IDM patients with specific clinical and prognostic implications [ 1].
In the present study, we evaluated the emotional and behavioral profiles in a sample of children suffering from celiac disease undergoing a strict gluten-free regimen, to try to identify peculiar psychological features, both as compared to healthy peers and within the CD group itself according to gender.
Bearman and Brückner have also identified a peculiar dilemma: in some schools, if too many teens pledge, the effort basically collapses.
Hannah Arendt once identified the "peculiar kind of cynicism" that takes hold in societies in which truth has been sacrificed so thoroughly on the altar of politics.
But in 1980, Luis Alvarez and his team of scientists identified a peculiar thin layer of iridium-rich clay between the Cretaceous and Paleogene periods of geological time, 65 million years ago.
You can find all the company's filings to the SEC here.The filings explain that White & Case, the US law firm hired by the company's audit committee to investigate the discrepancy, identified certain peculiar transactions at Magyar Telekom's subsidiaries in Macedonia and Montenegro.
In 2005 Dr. Everett shot to international prominence with a paper claiming that he had identified some peculiar features of the Pirahã language that challenged Noam Chomsky's influential theory, first proposed in the 1950s, that human language is governed by "universal grammar," a genetically determined capacity that imposes the same fundamental shape on all the world's tongues.
The astronomers identified a peculiar blue supergiant a star much hotter and more luminous than the sun that they believe once orbited the star that later became the magnetar.
