Sentence examples for traced identity from inspiring English sources

Instead of this smuggled-in or "traced" identity, Deleuze will want to have the transcendental field be differential.

Face identification requires a one-to-one mapping between faces and people, so that appearance can be traced to identity unambiguously.

With the introducing of user's secret key component and the entity "tracer", the signature cannot be forged by AA and can be traced to identity if a malicious user releases information illegally.

Furthermore, we investigate their Hamiltonian structures by the trace identity.

Making use of the zero curvature equation and the tri-trace identity, the two generalized AKNS hierarchies and their Hamiltonian structures are obtained, respectively.

Via applying the trace identity proposed by Tu [6], we could deduce the Hamiltonian structure of the ((1+1))-dimensional discrete integrable hierarchy (6).

In the section we shall apply the Tu scheme and the second loop algebra (bar{A}_{1}) to deduce a new integrable discrete hierarchy whose quasi-Hamiltonian form will be derived from the trace identity proposed by Tu [16] when (alpha=0).

Finally, apply the trace identity frac{delta}{delta u}operatorname{tr}biggl(Wfrac{partial U_{n}}{partiallambda }biggr)= lambda^{-gamma}frac{partial}{partiallambda}lambda^{gamma}operatorname{tr}(WU_{u_{i}}),quad i=1,2,ldots, p, to deduce the Hamiltonian structure of the discrete integrable hierarchies obtained by the discrete zero curvature equations.

Next, we apply the second matrix loop algebra to introduce an isospectral problem and deduce a new integrable discrete hierarchy, whose quasi-Hamiltonian structure is derived from the trace identity proposed by Tu Guizhang, which can be reduced to some modified Toda lattice equations.

For Verzi, fake-dying professionally means having a new, hard-to-trace identity ready.

PST: parent-sibling tracing; IBD: identity by descent; IBS: identity by state; STRP: simple tandem repeat polymorphisms; SNP: single nucleotide polymorphisms.