Sentence examples for implications for identity from inspiring English sources
Encrypted distributed ledgers have big implications for identity systems.
This characteristic of encrypted distributed ledgers has big implications for identity systems.
The piece that you're in D.C. to talk about is by an artist who is fundamentally critical of this technology and its implications for identity and civic good.
The study says that it may be possible to predict a person's Social Security number based only on their date and place of birth, and discusses the implications for identity theft.
Give their implications for identity across time the modal argument and the argument against indeterminate identities are set out in more detail in the next section.
This study shows that these challenges are not simply social and emotional but have critical implications for identity construction, science classroom participation, and learning.
And if our identity, as Edelman and others contend, is constructed in part by cumulative life experience, such loss of memory has implications for our identity.
This article seeks to trace the changing composition of immigrants and its impact on the changing face of New Zealand population and its implications for immigrant identity.
Race and ethnicity have important implications for culture, identity, and well-being.
Virtual reality is providing new opportunities for women and people of color, but has huge implications for human identity in the future.
