Sentence examples for modes of identification from inspiring English sources

Ethnic, urban rural, class, gender and religious modes of identification are common to both.

This perspective involves two levels of analysis which are in fact interconnected, and two interdependent modes of identification: local (territorial) and global or transnational (non-territorial).

This work can be extended with databases having more number of subjects, and the fusion study can be conducted in the two recognition modes of identification and verification.

Beyond straightforward propositional knowledge of this kind, epistemic logic also suggests ways to systematize the logic of questions and answers (Zoë knows why Murphy barked) and provides insight into the relationships between multiple modes of identification (Zoë knows that this man is the chief) and also perhaps even into questions of procedural "know-how".

Each of the three modes of identification of agendas could have method-specific biases.

A detailed presentation of the mode of identification is provided in Table 1.

This study was made to clarify the relationship between mode of identification, mode of emotion and physiological response to noise.

With this method, when large numbers of independent markers are observed, the statistical probability of having two identical fingerprints within the current human population on Earth is close to zero1 making fingerprinting an excellent mode of identification (Fig. 1).

Visible -- or imagined -- signs of ethnicity in these other cases provided a ready mode of identification.

Ear tags with numbers are the primary mode of identification when sheep are not named; it is also the legal manner of animal identification in the European Union: the number may identify the individual sheep or only its flock.

Consented participants will be assigned a screening number and a study identification number that will be the primary mode of identification throughout the study.