Sentence examples for identified would be from inspiring English sources

For the closed-set identification tasks, it was decided that the complex stimuli to be identified would be brief vowels for hearing, orthographic letters in vision, and highly identifiable tactile patterns (Cholewiak & Craig, 1984) in touch.

The retailer's then UK managing director, Brian McBride, told the programme he took dangerous and illegal weapons very seriously, that such listings would not be tolerated, and that any offending items identified would be "removed within the hour".

Even if he were, at vast expense, given a new name, a new "life history" and police protection, the chances of his being recognised and identified would be very great.

"I thought something clearly marked and clearly identified would be the best way to get a response," he said, offering a large bureaucracy a bureaucratic structure that he felt it would easily understand.

Mr Gove added an Ofsted report into one of the schools identified would be "published soon".

In our study, fish were collected during the spring and the early summer; therefore, it is unlikely that the histopathological differences identified would be related to the seasonal variations.

Dr. Halpern said the chicken houses in northern New Jersey, which her department did not identify, would be closed for a week to give the owners time to disinfect them.

She said the Times website, and at least 24 others that she would not immediately identify, would be blocked to some 300,000 airmen on various Air Force bases across the globe for the "foreseeable future".

No player has publicly identified would-be bribers.

This was controversial: would there be facilities to isolate patients who were identified; would there be burial teams to carry away the dead?

Instead of working to identify would-be terrorists, the surveillance program essentially classifies all Muslims as would-be terrorists.