Sentence examples for specifically identifiable from inspiring English sources

Nothing is specifically identifiable.

(3 Distribution in kind of specifically identifiable securities.

(2 Transfers of specifically identifiable commodity contracts under section 766 of the Bankruptcy Code.

Photos of specifically identifiable dead people do not belong in The New York Times, let alone in color on the front page.

Most small Shirvan rugs are not specifically identifiable as to village source, as they share a range of geometric field designs and borders.

(B) Securities subject to such repurchase agreements must not be "specifically identifiable property" as defined in § 190.01 kk) of this chapter.

But while the latter kind of storytelling did little specifically-identifiable harm, except to confuse literature with history or call into question one's truth sense; the case of "Judas Iscariot" is quite another thing, both in kind and effect.

Like each Web page, each camera on the Internet has an address, and unless the cameras have been concealed behind software firewalls, their addresses make them specifically searchable and identifiable.

The wagon has not been examined specifically to identify detailed response and radiated sound; instead it is possible to consider the response of larger identifiable structural areas such as the doors, walls, roof, etc.

There are certain people who look specifically toward the actionable, identifiable ROI that your product offers, for example.

This indicates that making more parameters identifiable requires specifically tailored experiments different to these performed to address conventional biological questions.