We then introduce an identity criterion, which selects those events that correspond to identity between observed objects.
The Hong Kong government introduced an identity card in 1949 to strengthen its sovereignty and quell immigration from mainland China.
Starting next year, Hong Kong plans to introduce an identity card with a computer chip that will contain a digital replica of the cardholder's thumbprint.
The last time it flared was five years ago when the Tory home secretary, Michael Howard, prompted by the introduction of a new photographic driving licence, made a doomed attempt to introduce an identity card as an anti-crime measure.
Germany, for instance, recently introduced an identity card that lets citizens authenticate themselves online thus creating an alternative to both Google's and Facebook's systems for proving identity.
And in 1985, the club introduced an identity card scheme for home supporters, and banned those following their teams away – the manager at the time, David Pleat, later admitted that his chairman, David Evans, was hoping to be rewarded for the gesture with a safe Tory seat to contest at the 1988 general election.
Luton subsequently banned away supporters from their ground for four years and introduced an identity card system.
Anyway, this character, this possible new beacon of hope for other youth like himself, has introduced an identity that most other "family" programs wouldn't.
In 1985, Coca-Cola infamously introduced an identity-blurring new brand, New Coke.
The sub-matrix (18) is modified as for the root-LDPC-III code of [16] by introducing a smaller identity matrix for the parity bits.
