Sentence examples for permanently identified from inspiring English sources
For better or worse, it also led to King being permanently identified with horror, pigeonholing him (in reality a restlessly versatile genre-shifter) as a writer whose sole aim was to give us nightmares.
These four women said that if they had to bring the case or testify under their own names, they would risk becoming "Internet sensations permanently identified with the videos".
For Roth has taken the archetypal Jewish parents and fixed their exact location in the Jewish son's nightmare, and he has permanently identified the narrative style of the Jewish novel--with its schticks and spiels, its self- deprecations and hallucinations--as a neurotic's cry of guilt and frustration and comic despair from the psychoanalytic couch.
Nodes are permanently identified by 48-bit hardware addresses and are automatically assigned temporary 16-bit network addresses upon network configuration.
Having been publicly and permanently identified with a criminal record, she turned to Joey to learn how to become a prostitute.
After quarantine, the animals were randomly assigned to control or treated groups and permanently identified by tail tattoo.
Have a system for permanently identifying each horse with its name, your name and a phone number.
"But a chip is still the only way to permanently identify your dog as belonging to you".
In his fascinating preview of the Semantic Web's potential, Pull The power of the semantic web to transform your business, David Siegel introduces the concept of the "Digital Birth Certificate" created from structured data, which would permanently identify every product (and all of its components).
Following conversion to dissemination areas, the provincial health card number was removed from the dataset, thereby permanently de-identifying the data.
The area per grid cell (Areakm) is calculated by subtracting from the area of the grid cell those areas that are permanently inundated as identified using VMAP (0)/Digital Chart of the World.
