Sentence examples for identify straight from inspiring English sources

This new target market is "metrosexual", a term coined a few years ago to identify straight urban men who enjoy such things as shopping and using beauty products.

But Matt Uyttendaele, one of the research scientists working on the project, explained to me in an interview that traditional computer vision researchers would approach this problem by looking to identify straight lines in a photo converging at a vanishing point (when two parallel lines appear to intersect).

Gays were no more likely than straights to guess correctly, but all listeners were more likely to correctly identify straight men by their voices than gay men.

Using GC-FID analysis of the C. elegans lipid extracts it was possible to identify straight chain fatty acids, branched chain fatty acids and cyclopropane fatty acids (Additional file 1: Table S5).

Ted O'Neill, a former dean of admissions at the University of Chicago, said it was easy enough to identify straight-A students who would continue to excel "in the normal terms" throughout their lives.

Queer Used as an umbrella term to describe individuals who don't identify as straight.

"As a person who doesn't identify as straight, any love song I write is contextualized by a queer identity," he told me.

Being on the downlow is a gay slang term referring to men who identify as straight but have sex with other men.

The next question that we'd like to bring up in terms of a picture is worth a thousand words is how do you identify the straight line with an algebraic equation?

When I finish reading the poem, there's now a drop in temperature, moments of extended silence, then people kick into life and clap and cheer, as if they want to identify themselves straight away, adding their vigorous voice.

No, contrary to criticism, the study did not assume that there was no difference between a person's sexual orientation and his or her sexual identity; some people might indeed identify as straight but act on same-sex attraction.