Sentence examples for older identification from inspiring English sources

Apple is deprecating an older identification scheme called UDIDs amid privacy concerns.

The faunal list of both primate bearing localities is enriched and improved by addition of new taxa and revision of older identifications; two new species are recognized in the Nikiti 2 (NIK) fauna (two hipparionine horses) and one subspecies from Nikiti 1 (NKT) is upgraded to the species level.

It's the age-old identification of woman with the landscape.

Ms. Schnur, the retiree who changed her name in October, took out some old identification cards to make a similar point.

Finding the locks changed, he called a locksmith and -- after producing old identification cards -- he was let into the building, the official said.

This new election legislation disenfranchises the large expatriate South African community as well as the predominantly white five million voters who hold old identification documents lacking the bar code that is now required for voting.

Using physical characteristics is one of the oldest identification methods which get more diverse by technological advancements.

The engineers' other partnership with industry—is exemplified by a display case festooned with dozens of old identification badges in the hallway of the ultrasound labs.

It is believed that the Dec. 7 crash of a PSA jet that killed 43 people was caused by a fired USAir employee who used old identification to evade security and smuggle a gun on board.

All of the other taxa had few, or very old, identification guides and few experts currently working in the field until very recently, when a comprehensive illustrated guide of marine benthic fauna of the Chilean Patagonian fjords was published [93].

Keep your old identification, just in case.