Sentence examples for uniquely refer from inspiring English sources

MIRIAM URIs are identifiers based on URI to uniquely refer to data entities.

We need to know something more than just the fact that it uniquely refers to something.

These theorems show that proper (uniquely referring) descriptions behave like proper names, the "singular terms" of logic.

For one thing, we think "I" uniquely refers, but "I" in X's mouth would, in this case, actually be referring to two people, Y and Z.

Kripke (1980, 91) suggests that the reference of a name is established by a dubbing ceremony (or "baptism") at which the dubee is indicated by a demonstration or uniquely referring description.

The acceptance criteria of the IRB focused on removing text that uniquely refers to a single patient including patient names, IDs such as medical record numbers, phone numbers, and home addresses.

This discussion suggests that "the distinction between doing and allowing" does not refer uniquely.

The ERC 2010 Guidelines for Resuscitation did not make any specific recommendation on vasopressin and refer uniquely to epinephrine as the standard vasopressor drug for cardiac arrest [ 5].

In addition, the quantized distribution is uniquely determined by quantizers (refer to (2)) and designing quantizers that reduce the metric at each step is equivalent to finding the corresponding quantized distributions.

The method proposed in this work is designed towards peak-to-peak comparisons, where each peak is distinctly formed and uniquely compared between samples (refer Additional file 6: Algorithm 1, Section S3.1).

A diverse group of IDU "seeds" (heterogeneous by age, gender and neighborhood) were selected and given uniquely coded coupons to refer their peers.