Sentence examples for identity returns from inspiring English sources

The claim that Orhan Pamuk is guilty of "public denigration of Turkish identity" returns to court.

By Menachem Kaiser May 17, 2009 The claim that Orhan Pamuk is guilty of "public denigration of Turkish identity" returns to court.

It goes something like this: A 20-year-old woman (given the pseudonym "Baby" to protect her identity) returns from Delhi to the tribal village where she grew up, to take care of her sick mother.

Initial contact with a nurse during a health history and assessment can have an impact on whether the person will feel comfortable disclosing his or her identity, returning for services, or following plans of care.

Given a target protein sequence x, a particular functional term v in the ontology, and a set of sequences annotated with term v, we determine the BLAST predictor score for function v as, where is the maximum sequence identity returned by the BLAST package (Altschul et al., 1997) when the two sequences are aligned.

The result is a vicious circle: as ethnic identities return, ethnic differences become more pronounced, and all sides fall back on stereotypes and the stigmatization of the adversary through language or actions intended to dehumanize, thereby justifying hostile actions.

However, the sequence-based algorithm is less resilient to unusual events and imperfections in the input data these events typically resulted in all of possible options being discarded and no identities returned.

With a new identity, Max returns to eternal life on earth.

Perhaps this is what death is: it erodes the hard-won status of our identity and returns us to the state of simply being bodies.

(Mr. Damon, it should be noted, began a two-week leave at the end of May to promote his film "The Bourne Identity" and returns for the final three performances on June 14 and 15).

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