Sentence examples for knowing their identities from inspiring English sources

That suits the sightseer in me very well; as a recent resident here I know there are still city highlights for me to discover and others that I pass without knowing their identities.

That means knowing their identities.

The team then tested the blood of 130 service personnel, without knowing their identities, that was initially collected before they developed lupus.

He said his client ground TNT for the device, loaded it onto a truck and knew he was helping to assemble and deliver a bomb, but was acting under the orders of "higher-ups" without knowing their identities or goals.

The CIA's "ghost detainees," as they were called by members of the 800th MP Brigade, were routinely held by the soldier-guards at Abu Ghraib "without accounting for them, knowing their identities, or even the reason for their detention," the report says.

Turing argued that we could recognize a thinking computer if human interlocutors would be unable to distinguish its responses from replies of a human, proposing an "imitation game" in which a human would have to simultaneously interrogate another person and a machine without knowing their identities.

It's the result of the Bucks knowing their identity and being completely at ease with it.

Research has been focused on uncovering the genes responsible for these associations, in the hope that knowing their identity might not only lead to a deeper mechanistic understanding of chronic pain, but also to new therapeutic approaches.

However, with many of the undercover officers still hidden, there is a possibility that other women have had relationships with police spies without knowing their true identities.

HE would enable Facebook, for example, to generate aggregated reports about its user psychographic profiles so that advertisers could still accurately target groups of prospective customers without knowing their actual identities.

The lawyers told the court that the siblings were not interested in knowing their biological identity and were not emotionally prepared to be tested.