Sentence examples for unilaterally identify from inspiring English sources

State Sen. Gary Forby (D-Benton) last week introduced legislation (Senate Bill 3564) aimed at limiting the governor's power to unilaterally identify which state facilities should close and which should remain open, the GateHouse News Service reported.

The background incidence of the events, obtained from EU-ADR, was plotted against the percentage of unilaterally identified signals.

The complementarity of the two systems to detect signals was expressed as the percentage of the unilaterally identified signals out of the total number of confirmed signals.

To express this added value, we used performance indicators, including percentages of unilaterally identified signals and sensitivity to describe the 'gains', as well as the number needed to detect (NND), for the 'costs' associated with signal detection.

Being essentially immaterial, the soul does not perish with the body, and even retains its individuality, i.e., the images and intelligible ideas it amassed during its sojourn on earth.[24] Avicenna attributes self-consciousness to the soul, an ego that has self-awareness and is not to be identified unilaterally with the rational faculty (Rahman 1952, 66).

In 8 of 13 patients, one or more sentinel nodes were identified unilaterally, in 5 women bilaterally.

Unilaterally deaf dogs are difficult to identify unless they are BAER tested.

Fourteen dogs had unilateral masks and were unilaterally deaf on an identified side.

When the commission asked Google to identify those responsible for the program, Google "unilaterally determined that to do so would 'serve no useful purpose,' " according to the F.C.C. report.

In total, 60 dogs in 46 litters from 20 kennels were unilaterally deaf in an identified ear.

The ADIZ over most of the East China Sea that China unilaterally declared in November meant that aircraft entering the zone were required to identify themselves and submit flight plans.