Sentence examples for preserve identity from inspiring English sources

Many games help to preserve identity through oral tradition.

The recognition of sound categories and speech in the human brain is remarkably robust to signal variations that preserve identity.

To evaluate the correctness and performance of the proposed scheme, we first develop a solid security analysis, which shows that the proposed scheme can efficiently preserve identity confidentiality and data integrity.

We train deep encoders that explicitly account for the equivalence up to transformations of orbit sets and show that the resulting encodings contract the intra-orbit distance and preserve identity either by preserving reconstruction or by increasing the inter-orbit distance.

The problem is that of reconciling the intuition that certain small changes (replacement of a single part or small portion) preserve identity, with the problem illustrated by the sandals example of §2.5.

It follows that either the Kripkean argument is incorrect, or replacement of even a single part (or small portion) does not preserve identity (a view known as "mereological essentialism;" Chisholm 1973).

"Conserving Nature; Preserving Identity". Journal of Chinese Philosophy 42.1/2 20155): 176-196.

The culture of proscription and banning is alien to European culture and alien to preserving identity.

The Sorbian community of Lusatia recently developed a few important ways of preserving identity and culture in the context of globalization through language revitalization.

For the sake of illustration, we adopt the rule that only replacement of (at most) a single part by an exactly similar part preserves identity.

The process of dismantling and reassembling usually preserves identity, as does the process of part replacement (otherwise no soldier could be issued just one rifle and body shops would function as manufacturers).