Sentence examples for identifying piece from inspiring English sources

Then, within a minute or two, some identifying piece of information is divulged".

The holy grail would be something similar to what happened with the ricin letters that were sent to the White House: someone who has logged onto a forum, and has logged in with some identifying piece of information —  a user name, an e-mail address —  has asked particular questions, commented, maybe, on other posts.

Case in point: Cloaq, the anonymous app where users never had to provide an identifying piece of information, like a phone number or email, is today launching out of beta with a new twist.

In the adjacent bedroom, they showed Ms. Hall an assortment of paintings and photographs, identifying pieces created by friends, received as gifts and purchased as souvenirs from their frequent travels.

The Winterthur Museum in Wilmington, Del., has brought out about 20 newly identified pieces in "Made for the Trade: Native American Objects in the Winterthur Collection".

His few identified pieces, mostly unsigned, have a distinctive style: Gould liked to carve pinwheels and scallop seashells along furniture edges and often built drawers with swollen profiles called bombé fronts.

There's no narration or offscreen questions (though at times Mr. Knüpfer seems to be answering queries), and a minimum of onscreen text, mostly to identify pieces, people and places.

These are places where the political elites identify pieces of vacant land and allocate them to their loyalists on a patronage basis.

An LDAR program is designed to identify pieces of equipment that are emitting sufficient amounts of material to warrant reduction of the emissions through repair.

While the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, Google was eager to acquire the startup's research on neural networks — as well as the talent behind it — to help it go beyond traditional search algorithms in its ability to identify pieces of content, images, voice, text and so on.

They identify pieces to be protected around their city, lay out a conservation strategy, and go out into the field.