Sentence examples for known to identify from inspiring English sources
Mobs of Web users have been known to identify, locate and harass people they read about, usually for what are seen as moral lapses, like sexual infidelity.
Both dialects are currently written and have official status, and their speakers have been known to identify themselves as separate ethnic groups.
First, it proposes an improvement function based on the "modified maximin fitness function" which is known to identify well-spaced non-dominated outputs when used in multiobjective evolutionary algorithms.
Brock, who Wildman said is known to identify himself to neighborhood children as "Santa Claus," was arrested on July 19.
While some 1,500 individuals are known to identify as Mikea, many Malagasy disbelieve that the community continues to exist in the present day.
Nestin expression is known to identify blood precursor or stem cells [28].
It's only at that level that you can see what you need to know to identify the chemical composition of the fibre, like whether it's polyester, nylon, or acrylic".
All you really need to know to identify all manner of junk food is how to identify what's actually good.
"The monitoring and reporting systems that have been in place for many years may not be telling us everything we need to know to identify and reduce toxic air pollution," said Assistant Administrator Cynthia Giles, who oversees enforcement.
Supervisor 2 explained: " You know, to identify an item that will be rewarded.
Moreover, CARE-Index as a screening tool is known to over-identify risk [ 9].
