Sentence examples for terms of identification from inspiring English sources

People who argue that The Last of Us is as much Ellie's story as Joel's might be correct in a pure narrative context, but in terms of identification and raw experience, we're with Joel all the way.

"What we're trying to do is raise it up a notch in terms of identification as being very special," she said, adding that too many Americans unwittingly eat "impostor" lobster from Canada.

These performance requirements can be quantified in terms of identification delay and confidence level.

Section 3 introduces the econometric model and explains the implications of grouped data in terms of identification of fixed effects.

The comparison results in terms of identification accuracy and classification efficiency are shown in Tables 5 and 6, respectively.

Belonging is here understood in terms of identification with and feeling of attachment to the nation (Skey, 2013).

This data serves as a base line to be used in other subjects such as taxonomy, horticulture, pharmaceutical botany and organic chemistry in terms of species identification, ornamental plant improvement and medicinal plant identification, respectively.

Thus, while we detected a general overlap between both screens in terms of "hit" identification, our survey indicates that the frequency of hit identification is considerably higher for screens performed with siRNA pools.

To solve this problem, we design an efficient tag identification protocol in which a significant gain is obtained in terms of both identification delay and communication overhead.

So, in terms of patriotic identification, it's England or nothing.

The former Hibernian player and Edinburgh native represents much of what Celtic require in terms of player identification and man-management but seems content to remain in his present role before picking his job in England.