Within P. auritus, the subspecies P.a. hispanicus (later reidentified as a subspecies of P. austriacus) was named in 1957, P.a. kolombatovici in 1980, and P.a. begognae in 1990. ❋ Darren Naish (2006)
Thus far we have been assuming that the criterion of personal identity relevant to our practical concerns will answer to what Schechtman 1996 calls a reidentification question: what are the conditions under which a person at one point in time is properly reidentified at another point in time? ❋ Shoemaker, David (2008)
A Titanic victim identified five years ago as 13-month-old Eino Panula has been reidentified as 19-month-old Sidney Leslie Goodwin. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It had been considered a Guarneri for most of its lifetime, but had been reassessed by Beare's and reidentified as an Amati; Guarneri having been apprenticed to Amati in Cremona, some confusion seemed not impossible. ❋ Jessica (2007)
This is not to say that they could be reidentified under the purely generic notions body or physical thing, if there were no continuity of manifest properties. ❋ Robinson, Howard (2004)
Newspapers raved that El Dorado had at last been found, when in fact the expedition had only reidentified one of the many Precolumbian sites recorded in the 1950s by Hans Ertl, formerly Hitler's photographer. ❋ Unknown (2002)
We had had a Republican senator elected in '66 from Birmingham, but he changed after ... after one session he changed, not his registration, but reidentified as a Democrat. ❋ Unknown (1974)
There was some evidence that the Russian offensive was under strain, for units which had fought in Finland and Rumania had already been reidentified in the central and southern sectors. ❋ Clark, Alan (1965)
I suspect that Davis (_op.cit. _) reidentified the specimen concerned from Diamante Pass as _P.f. potosinus_. ❋ Emil K. Urban (N/A)
Sibley (1950: 129) reidentified them, as well as a series from Sierra de Guadalupe, as _P. ❋ Emil K. Urban (N/A)
However, it is embarrassing for me to have to report that a quick trawl on Google Images reveals that the portrait I discovered - now convincingly reidentified as Van Helmont - continues to be widely used on any number of websites as a portrait of Robert Hooke, to the considerable annoyance of scholars who know that my identification was mistaken. ❋ Unknown (2010)
GPS data has also been reidentified, even though geo-location data is some of the most private there is, from a personal security and privacy viewpoint (there's a reason why "We know where you live" is one of the most potent threats). ❋ Unknown (2010)
Professor Latanya Sweeney at Carnegie Mellon has shown that even census records can be reidentified in ❋ Unknown (2008)
(things) that can be distinguished and reidentified within nature's spatiotemporal framework, but occurrence-contexts (processes) as well. ❋ Rescher, Nicholas (2008)
Indeed, the abstract definition has the merit of bringing out two conceptual points that are crucial to the idea of decoherence and that will be emphasised in the following: that wave components can be reidentified over time, and that if we do so, we can formally identify ˜trajectories™ for the system. [ ❋ Unknown (2009)
We cannot track immaterial egos floating free from any particular psychological properties, so on this view we would never be justified in claiming to have reidentified anyone, nor would we be justified in claiming special concern for some future stage of our bodies: in both cases, we could have no reason whatsoever for thinking that the persons in question were who we thought they were (Perry 1978, 6-18; Parfit ❋ Shoemaker, David (2008)
