Sentence examples for identity is given from inspiring English sources

In one scene Van Doren, suspected of leaking her own identity, is given a lie detector test.

Liz, the focus of Peter's crush, is black (Peter is white), but her ethnic identity is given no dramatic content.

Casaubon's explanation of his unbearably dull research dissertation — "Being and World: Transcendental Otherness and Identity" — is given as a sequence of short cuts, thus rendered even more incomprehensible.

The corresponding identity is given by: w ∗ = arg min w ∈ W d ( M, C w ).

We shall consider a slightly modified subelliptic operator L 0 = − 1 4 Δ 0. The natural gauge on H n is given by N ( z, t ) = ( | z | 4 + t 2 ) 1 4. The fundamental solution for L 0 on H n with pole at identity is given in [5] as g e = g e ( [ z, t ] ) = a o ( | z | 4 + t 2 ) − n 2, where a o = 2 n − 2 ( Γ ( n 2 ) ) 2 π n + 1, and ξ = [ z, t ].

In drawing all toward himself, a new identity is given: fullness, life and eternal life.

Sandra, an alias given to the teenager by police to protect her identity, was given just 8 per cent of the money she made from the men who had sex with her for as little as £20 a time.

Further, the ((p,q -analogs of Pascal's identity are given by begin{aligned} begin{bmatrix} n+1 k end{bmatrix} _{p,q -analogsbegin{bmatrix} n k end{bmatrix} _{p,q}+q^{n-k} begin{bmatrix} n k-1 end{bmatrix} _{p,q} &=q^{k} begin{bmatrix} n k end{bmatrix} _{p,q}+p^{n-k} begin{bmatrix} n k-1 end{bmatrix} _{p,q}, end{aligned} where (kin { 0,1,2,ldofs,n }) (cf. [10] and [11]).

(Fifteen minutes went by before Ms. Watts' identity was given to law enforcement by her boyfriend).

Dialect variation in Biblical Hebrew is attested to by the well-known shibboleth incident of Judges 12 6, where Jephthah's forces from Gilead caught Ephraimites trying to cross the Jordan river by making them say שִׁבֹּ֤לֶת ('ear of corn') The Ephraimites' identity was given away by their pronunciation:.

In the second half of the practice session, participants trained on the tactile search task with one target and seven distractors (similar to Exps. 1 and 2; no visual cues as to the target identity were given).