Sentence examples for systems of identifying from inspiring English sources

The on-board and stationary systems of identifying its state are the essential elements of the system.

Wishing to increase safety of our medication use system, we asked a team of 23 different users (doctors, pharmacists and nurses) to compare four different systems of identifying and labelling ampoules containing injectable morphine, a drug typically used in almost all wards, and especially in anaesthetics, emergency medicine and intensive care.

For civil registration and vital statistics purposes, in which registration of deaths and verbal autopsies should preferably become a continuous, routine process, it would probably be more appropriate to think of strategies involving key informants, community leaders, etc. as part of routine longitudinal systems of identifying deaths.

The disputed procedure, named he Elledge technology after Baylor researcher Steve Elledge, provides a quick and simple system of identifying genes.

Some of the sites en route are part of the Green Flag system of identifying camping areas with good green credentials.

In Singapore, with its aggressive system of identifying and isolating SARS patients, no health care worker has been infected for over three weeks.

That system of identifying crime patterns played a big part in the lasting and profound reductions in crime in the city, successes that have knocked the city's murder rate down by two-thirds.

Likewise, the musical language, with its system of identifying characters and concepts by leitmotifs, rejects operatic artifice in favor of direct communication.

And a proposal to help consumers monitor their environmental impact by introducing a global system of identifying the carbon and water footprints of products and their packaging is to be discussed at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, later this month.

His system of identifying ringers is considered largely foolproof, though it was fooled at least once, famously, when a veterinarian named Mark Gerard arranged to switch the identities of two Uruguayan horses for a 1977 race at Belmont.

Johann Bayer, (born 1572, Rain, Bavaria [Germany] died March 7 , 1625 Augsburg [Germany]), German astronomer whose book Uranometria (1603) promulgated a system of identifying all stars visible to the naked eye.