Identify
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1274 examples of Identify in a sentence
Although you've never been in this restaurant, you've seen that tablecloth but are just failing to
identify
it.
In fact, contagious yawning starts occurring when we are about four or five years old, at the point when children develop the ability to
identify
others' emotions properly.
We have to be thoughtful in our analysis of everyday experience in order to
identify
what is deeply real.
Knowing how to
identify
what is deeply real is tough and important work.
Simply
identify
the two atria and cut them off, trimming them down to the tops of the ventricles.
We can clearly
identify
features of the wave pattern as a whole, most importantly, its wavelength, which is the distance between two neighboring peaks, or two neighboring valleys.
A technology known as linguistic text analysis has helped to
identify
four such common patterns in the subconscious language of deception.
We set out to
identify
a gene-patent holder that was vigorously enforcing its patents and then to organize a broad coalition of plaintiffs and experts that could tell the court about all the ways that these patents were harming patients and innovation.
It lets dogs
identify
potential mates, or distinguish between friendly and hostile animals.
And the big dream is to, if you have a difficult situation like a collapsed building or a building that is flooded, and this is very dangerous for a rescue team or even rescue dogs, why not send in a robot that can crawl around, swim, walk, with a camera onboard to do inspection and
identify
survivors and possibly create a communication link with the survivor.
By finding matches between source and translated text that are unlikely to occur by chance, the program can
identify
corresponding phrases and patterns, and use them for future translations.
Well, despite the obvious importance of this question to the study's scientific validity, I was told, "Don't worry about it, just put down however you
identify
yourself."
When we
identify
people as black, white, Asian, Native American, Latina, we're referring to social groupings with made up demarcations that have changed over time and vary around the world.
Some scholars have tried to
identify
patterns common to all languages, but apart from some basic features, like having nouns or verbs, few of these so-called linguistic universals have been found.
Imagine a police lineup where ten witnesses are asked to
identify
a bank robber they glimpsed fleeing the crime scene.
If we asked witnesses to
identify
the apple in this lineup, for example, we shouldn't be surprised by a unanimous verdict.
Today's computers can beat us in complex board games, transcribe speech in dozens of languages, and instantly
identify
almost any object.
Robots using algorithms to
identify
facial expressions can help children learn or provide lonely people with a sense of companionship.
And what becomes of our rights if authorities think they can
identify
the people likely to commit crimes before they even make a conscious decision to act?
But don't worry, we can use our first question to
identify
one alien lord that definitely isn't Arr.
And once we know that, we can ask it to
identify
one of the others.
The process of elimination will
identify
the remaining one.
In 1796, Thomas Jefferson received a box of bones he couldn't
identify.
Many cults may be hard to identify, and for some, their beliefs, no matter how strange, are protected under religious freedom.
That allows phagocytes to
identify
the antigen on the invaders they just ingested and transmit this information to the second major cell group orchestrating the defense, the lymphocytes.
When B- and T-cells
identify
antigens, they can use that information to recognize invaders in the future.
And when we asked countries to begin to
identify
how they could contribute to global efforts but based on their national interest, 189 countries out of 195, 189 countries sent their comprehensive climate change plans, based on their national interest, concurrent with their priorities, consistent with their national sustainable development plans.
Use intriguing, provocative questions to
identify
why something doesn't make sense and needs explaining.
For example, using this technology, we can help this mathematics teacher to
identify
the student in his classroom who may experience high anxiety about the topic he's teaching so that he can help him.
What if the parents' boycott was part of a larger strategy to
identify
and cut off the resources that ISIS needs to function; the skilled labor needed to produce food; the engineers needed to extract and refine oil; the media infrastructure and communications networks and transportation systems, and the local businesses that ISIS relies on?
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