Sentence examples for total identification from inspiring English sources
"It's the excitement of their predicament, but also the total identification.
As the show closes, the performers jump from the stage into the crowd, showing their total identification with the people who have come to see them.
"He had a total identification with the Penney company," said Gordon Lindsey, a Penney executive who helped Mr. Jordan put together his memoirs.
The Nazi's total identification with the great Austro-German tradition of Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner and, most particularly, Wagner meant that this music felt tainted, misused, impossible.
This is music that demands we be thrown off balance and drawn into total identification with its world, and Nelsons, conducting with unswerving passion, achieved precisely that.
His projection was so forceful -- sentences machine-gunning to the back of Philadelphia's Exposition Hall, gesticulations shaking his entire body -- that nobody listening could doubt his total identification with "the young giant of the West".
Even though the analysis was performed at a uniform peptide amount across all samples, we saw a distinct decreasing trend of total identifications across the entire time course, which is more obvious during the light phases.
Of note, a combination of several fragmentation approaches is very helpful for in-depth characterization since ETD tends to perform better than CID or HCD on higher charge states (Z>2 positive charges) but yields a lower number of total identifications due to its relatively slower scan rate and lower fragmentation efficiency [ 60].
Nevertheless, the median time to positivity of blood cultures is still 15 hours (range, 2.6 to 127 hours), while the total time until full identification, including anti-microbial susceptibility, is often more than 72 hours for bacteria and more than 60 hours for fungi [ 22- 24].
Table 4 Total correct identification rate for music and for speech.
Such a sequential nature of reader operation may result in significant total tag identification delay.
