Sentence examples for way it identifies from inspiring English sources

If the government is serious about its intention to modernise the business of government, then it will need to modernise the way it identifies its citizens.

This enables consumers to differentiate which products are being made in a sustainable way, it identifies the sustainable suppliers and it rewards those retailers who are ready to work with sustainable suppliers".

In this way, it identifies the existence of another vehicle.

The subject of a brief controversy stirred up by Business Insider, Apple recently changed the way it identifies your device, starting with iOS 6, for advertisers that serve you well-aimed ads.

The objective of the SPDE approach is in the way it identifies the GMRF, with local neighborhood and a sparse precision matrix, which best describes the Matérn field – a GF with a Matérn covariance function.

In this way it identifies known key players in neural development such as prospero, brain tumour (Bello et al, 2006; Betschinger et al, 2006; Lee et al, 2006), miranda (Shen et al, 1997), seven up (Kanai et al, 2005) and glial cells missing (Jones et al, 1995).

Here are the outlines of their cases, based on the grand jury report and the way it identified the boys.

The punch line, however, in the way it identified a wordless, awkward millisecond of actual ego-deflating embarrassment, struck me as something only Winger would share.

But the task of filling the sub-cabinet will fall largely to Mr. Johnson, who described the selection process this way: "It's identifying what kind of person we are looking for; what's the universe of names to consider for each position; and who best matches up to the specifications and who best fits with everyone else, personality-wise and style-wise.

This way, it can identify power bottlenecks such as states with heavy sensor consumption.

It identifies ways in which dominant conceptions and practices of knowledge attribution, acquisition, and justification systematically disadvantage women and other subordinated groups, and strives to reform these conceptions and practices so that they serve the interests of these groups.