Sentences with phrase «identifiers from»

Efforts to remove identifiers from information are optional.

Request volumes for muni identifiers from CUSIP surged in March, suggesting that issuance will be strong in the second quarter of 2018.

Apple does have a little known process to publish your own books but it involves a validated ePub file, ISBN identifiers from the Library of Congress and a willingness to run the gauntlet of contracts, paperwork, and use iTunes Connect.

We do not intend to personally denigrate any of them, and as such, have redacted all names and personal identifiers from this posting (even though all of their names are listed publicly).

We removed any identifiers from these samples to maintain privacy, which is why we left certain fields blank.

The contents of the packet will later be authenticated by matching the results of another spectroscopic analysis using unique chemical identifiers from a reference spectrum.

Quote: «we sought to minimize bias by restricting access to allocation assignment, stripping group assignment from study databases to which research staff had access, and omitting group identifiers from participant interview form.»

We now simply use an identifier from one of the all - sky catalogs of stars.

A DOI name is not intended as an alternative for an identifier from another scheme, such as ISBN.

Using conventional software applications, each light bulb is given a unique identifier, and a user attempting to control one of these devices must select the appropriate identifier from a list of available devices within a graphical user interface.»

Not exact matches

At birth, every person is assigned a unique string of 11 digits, a digital identifier that from then on is key to operating almost every aspect of that person's life — the 21st - century version of a Social Security number.

They track consumer habits from a piece of code that stores info about a user's browsing activity through a unique but anonymous identifier.

From the bank's universe of 37 million checking account customers, the think tank's researchers stripped identifiers and grabbed a sample of 2.3 million families across 23 U.S. states for whom they had «a very good window into their financial lives,» said Fiona Greig, JPMCI's Director of Consumer Research, who presented the study's key findings prior to the panel discussion.

From what I understood, two of the administrators had given these wristband identifier things to counselors and said, if any student comes forth about bathroom usage — basically Ashton Whitaker — give them one of these.

Take all of the customers from a given month and put them in a spreadsheet with a column for their account ID (or some other unique identifier).

While each Shack is specifically designed to be of its place and connect with its neighborhood, Shake Shack has developed a number of iconic brand identifiers common to every Shack, including wrap - around steel beams, open kitchens, magnetic menu boards and tables made from reclaimed bowling lanes.

Updated instrument reference data capabilities to enable coverage of the key financial instruments covered by the regulation, including the addition of 1.6 million new pre-fixed individual identifiers (ISINs) for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives from the ANNA Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB); coverage of 300,000 new financial instruments; additional data for 900,000 existing instruments; and the addition of 5 million records from the Financial Instruments Reference Data System (FIRDS).

Sixth, there was a progressive devolution of church - identifiers: first from Methodist to generically Christian, then to generically religious, then to flatly secular.

While each Shack is specifically designed to be of its place and connect with its neighborhood, Shake Shack has developed a number of iconic brand identifiers common to every Shack, including wrap - around steel beams, open kitchens, magnetic menu boards and tables made from reclaimed bowling lanes.

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A cookie is a small amount of data, often including an anonymous unique identifier, which is sent to your browser from a Web site's computers and stored on your computer's hard drive.

This is reinforced by time series data from the British Election Survey showing the proportion of strong party identifiers, and the contrast over time is striking - «very strong» party identification plummeted from around 50 % in the mid-1960s to the mid-teens by 2001.

We test our hypotheses with data from the European Social Survey (ESS), which includes consistent regional - level identifiers allowing us to match individual and regional information while working with adequate sample sizes.

Now the Information Commissioner's Office has stepped in, warning that the use of postcodes in the database would be a «shift away from the current consensual model» on data collection, that the proposals breach UK and EU law, and that the unique identifier number is indeed the first step on the road to ID cards.

A second Airbus plane, an A340 - 300, was fitted with Airborne Volcanic Object Identifier and Detector (AVOID) technology, invented by Dr. Fred Prata from NILU, the Norwegian Institute for Air Research.

The scanning of two pieces of paper from the same pack yielded two different identifiers, whereas the fingerprint for one sheet stayed the same even after three days of regular use.

Although most Britons are identifiable by numbers on driving licences and passports, governments have shied away from introducing a universal identifier.

Next they're asked to rate various types of personal information, from their birthdates to their devices» unique identifiers, they care most about keeping private.

It has long been established that any excited atom will reach its lowest state by emitting photons, and the spectrum of light and microwaves emitted from them represents a kind of atomic fingerprint and it is a unique identifier.

«Traditional methods of anonymization from commercial entities, such as the use of patient identifiers, have also become more of a problem with the amount of data available about individuals - there is of course an entire industry in vendors matching records retroactively.»

Golden eagles, like most birds, will breed only with their own species, the result being a third, smaller golden eagle that can be diagnosed as such from a distance by checking off a short, satisfying list of physical identifiers.

Based on the results reported here, W01A8.1 is renamed with permission from WormBase as plin - 1 (Cel - plin - 1 with species identifier).

For instance, our «activity centers» analysis requires translation from protein or gene identifiers in a pathway database to Affymetrix probe set identifiers or other gene expression array platform identifiers.

Identifier translation: Some analysis methods require specific translations from one set of identifiers to another.

Genes where the gene identifier could not be mapped to UniProt from Ensembl version 88.38 are classified as «Not available».

The genes and their identifiers are listed, and screenshots from IGV with the visualization of the reads supporting the introns are presented.

We used the ZINCPharmer pharmacophore search server (Koes and Camacho, 2012), and pharmacophore features were identified directly from the RIPK2 structure [Protein Data Bank (PDB) identifier: 4C8B] and used for the screening.

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As described above, our third party partners may use persistent identifiers to track your Internet usage across other websites, online services, email and mobile applications in their networks beyond the Services, and may combine information about you from other sources.

There's little pretense there, and all the faff about where he's from, where he gets his money and how old he even is, things we rely on as identifiers and status markers, is useless; Wiseau proves that these supposedly important aspects of our personalities truly don't matter.

As students gain access to curricula and teaching from multiple sources, having an individual teacher identifier with a teacher - student match will likely restrict needed innovation in teaching models.

Each student has a unique identifier that is consistent over time, which allows us to follow students from 3rd grade through the last year that they remain in North Carolina public schools, the year they complete 8th grade, or the 2001 — 02 school year, whichever comes first.

In film and video, the unique identifier of a portion of the media (like a page number in a book) is replaced by a time from the start of the clip.

A cookie is a small amount of data, often including a unique identifier, sent to the browser of your computer or mobile phone (referred to here as a «device») from a website's computer.

Students contribute multiple scores (from tests in different grades) in elementary and middle school, so these standard errors are two - way clustered on student identifier and grade - by - school - by - year.

Four other districts in the ECCI could not be matched with data in the school racial imbalance dataset because their organizational structure no longer lends itself to a district characterization, e.g., neither Detroit nor New Orleans has a district identifier in the most recent federal common core of data from which the SRI dataset draws.

At this point in time, the quality of the data available for tracking their progress ranges from rough estimates to moderately precise, with the bulk coming from the non-government National Student Clearinghouse, which matches high school, college, and other identifier records to track students as they progress through higher education.

The state has assigned unique student identifiers that connect student data across key databases across years, and it has the capacity to match student test records from year to year in order to measure student academic growth.

The car looks distinctive from every angle without resorting to clichéd brand identifiers.

As usual, it's adorned with recognised Alpina identifiers to provide distinction from its petrol - powered counterpart.