Sentence examples for identity tags from inspiring English sources

Twitter does not add identity tags that match its users to real people.

But that does not mean that the idea of chips as personal identity tags will ever generate profits.

Dugan's teams are developing digital tattoos that function as identity tags, contact lenses that monitor glucose levels, and software and sensors that will enable cars to drive themselves.

He had it with him when he and his family, identity tags hanging from their coats, waited to be exiled from San Jose to internment camps for Japanese-Americans, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

Warren Jones saw his partner give birth to their fourth daughter, Laurie, at about 10.30am, but said nurses were unable to print identity tags to put round the wrists of newborns.

In some areas, farmers give undocumented migrant workers "farm IDs", identity tags which, by prior arrangement, show local police where they work and ensure that they are not deported.

He says, just as old Jacko did when he found the dead man's identity tag: "It's one of ours, poor dab".

[C5.] ID Chip May Not Be a Money Maker Applied Digital's stock soared when regulators approved its implantable chip for use as an identity tag.

His Camp Bucca identity tag was found on him, as was a piece of paper with the family's phone number on it.

Some came with scraps of personal possessions including John Shaw's homemade identity tag – he had worked in London as an embosser – with his name and number punched into the metal, made into a bracelet with a cheap watch chain.

Mr. Sarkozy has since reversed himself about the ministry in the face of a barrage of criticism, returning immigration to the interior minister's portfolio and jettisoning the national identity tag.