The subject-ellipsis in clause 6 is taken as part of the identity chain, because it refers to the same entity of the chain '7-6e-5-3' '7-6e-5-3' '7-6e-5-3' '7-6e-5-3'
When the Bible speaks of God as "who tests the heart and the kidneys" (Psalms 7 9; Jeremiah 11 20 and 20 12) it refers to the same concept.
This is called an elaborating relation, and it refers to the same participants, processes and circumstances in the table.
Kripke (1980) calls an expression a rigid designator if it refers to the same object in every possible world.
The tomb biography of Ahmose Pen-Nekhebet says he also fought in a campaign in Kush, however it is quite possible that it refers to the same campaign as Ahmose, son of Ebana.
But it referred the question back to ICE — the same "agency that we have concerns is not doing their job," said the aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal committee business.
It is technically open for the President, on Cabinet's advice, to refer the same matter to the Tribunal for its re-consideration.
They typically rely on dated networks, and often refer the same people to many clients at once based on availability.
In 1942, John Ramsbottom discovered Knapp's image and description of the fungus, and realizing it referred to the same species as Berkeley's Agaricus loveianus, made the new combination Volvaria surrecta.
'Jacques Chirac' in (9) is rigid for in all possible worlds it refers to one and the same concrete individual, i.e., the individual to whom it in fact refers in the actual world.
