Sentence examples similar to linked identities from inspiring English sources

The Signature theatre is mostly about interiors and the "interaction between actors and audience" that is "palpable" and "magical"; it's also about giving its three auditoriums a separate but linked identity.

The software includes the ability to provide a linked identity and enable retailers to develop unified customer profiles and deliver truly personalized service.

However he was less clear on how to prevent the process being reversed to re-link identities to specific adult websites.

Hawaii's fixation on social taxonomy is also seen in the local habit of linking identity to diploma.

That is the linking identity at the other end of all the hyphens that pervade our modern political culture.

Knowledge about the world transformed over history: civilization, empire, East-West encounter, and postcolonial homelessness are frames that link identity and space.

"In future, the recording of biometrics such as fingerprints, iris patterns or facial image means that we will have a much stronger way of linking identity to the person.

Another action item found that linking identity to payment transactions to streamline the process would better encourage consumer spend, noting that 52percentt of US consumers are interested in using their fingerprint to make purchases.

So food has become political, but it also seems it's become linked to identity.

In some cases like Valladolid, and particularly Aranjuez, cultural services linked to identity can also be a powerful element.

Cultural heritage is directly linked to identity.