A fractured identity expressed through a luxury logo — is there a better lyric anywhere on air right now?
Each neuron has its own identity, expressed by its interactions with other neurons and by its secretions; each also has its own function, depending on its intrinsic properties and location as well as its inputs from other select groups of neurons, its capacity to integrate those inputs, and its ability to transmit the information to another select group of neurons.
Its members are said to be quantified over in "("x)" or "($x)." Furthermore, (3) the concept of identity (expressed by =) and (4) some notion of predication (an individual's having a property or a relation's holding between several individuals) belong to logic.
This is what underlies the 'correctness' of identities such n + m = r except that for Wittgenstein no such identity expresses a truth.
In contrast, many who lacked a science identity expressed feeling like there was no connection between the major and who they are as a person.
One might experience a program by looking in the mirror to assess whether the intended identity expressed through dress is the one that is actually achieved.
The key theory in the proof of the asymptotic for (u^(n)) relies on an identity expressing (U^ q)) as a mixed mock modular form.
A Germano-like identity expresses the conservation of the total flame surface at filter and test filter scales to automatically adjust the parameter of a fractal-like wrinkling factor model from the instantaneous resolved flame front characteristics.
Known for its strong sense of self identity expressed through its music, food and rich cultural mix, Jamaica's influence extends far beyond its shores.
Habermas argues that this identity, expressed in and reinforced by constitutional patriotism, can provide a solid foundation for such a state, given the ethnic and cultural heterogeneity characteristic of most countries in western Europe.
From these elements our identity is shaped, and how this identity expresses itself is unique to each of us.
