Definition of identifier
: one that identifies
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And the San Diego Natural History Museum, which coordinated local efforts, gained its own distinction when its botany curator, Jon Rebman, became one of the top identifiers, confirming more than 10,000 species observations.
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The server stores parents’ email address used for their TeenSafe account and their child’s email address, the child’s device name and the device’s identifier.
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Historically, the village of Lincolnwood has utilized one of two President Lincoln seals or a tree logo as an identifier for the community.
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The resulting record is immutable, meaning that changes to every single identifier associated with an individual must be logged.
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That personal identifier can then be connected by data brokers to other sources of your data and reconnect your profile.
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Within that mitochondrial DNA is a 648 base-pair region that can be used as a species identifier, like the barcode on a package.
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The data, of course, will be stripped of individual identifiers to protect privacy.
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Zelle is built on the assumption that each of those identifiers is unique to one person.
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1807
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