Sentence examples for whose identification from inspiring English sources

Megrahi said he had never seen a Maltese shopkeeper whose identification was central to his conviction.

A man whose identification card proclaimed him to be William A. Hyman, said he's a space lawyer.

At the final destination, the child is delivered to the specified parent or guardian, whose identification is confirmed by the airline.

The unabashed triflings of Cara Wilson — whose "identification" with Anne Frank can be duplicated by the thousand, though she may be more audacious than most — point to a conundrum.

Dutch-born American astronomer whose identification of the wavelengths of the radiation emitted by quasars (quasi-stellar objects) led to the theory that they may be among the most distant, as well as the oldest, objects ever observed.

"Bad things will happen," said a 58-year-old carpenter whose identification card read Gamal Abdel Nasser — the name of the Egyptian officer who led the last revolution, in 1952.

This enabled us to search for metabolites whose identifications have a CCS error less than a given threshold.

Group I included "Good Performers" whose speech identification score was more than 50% and Group II included "Poor Performers" whose speech identification score was less than or equal to 50%.

The closest he and colleagues came was a set of tracks, whose definitive identification was made impossible by the coarse sandy soils.

Roth excels as a conscientious end-of-life care worker whose strong identification with his patients suggests all is not quite right off-duty.

Along with a longtime associate, whose fake identification card was also discovered at the raid in Forêt, Abdeslam was housed by a family with children.