be identified as造句

The law mandates that imported goods be identified as such.

Non-conforming products should be identified as per Status Identification Control Procedure.

For example, what should be identified as drivers of general and administrative overhead?

The Burgers constitutive model can be identified as constitutive model to predict the creep development of deep limestone.

The cyst is isointense to CSF on MR, and an eccentric scolex can be identified as a mural nodule.

In order to avoid additional expenses and unnecessary troubles in the future, fixtures should be identified as far as possible before plastering is completed.

A yarn identified as a cotton 50s would have approximately 41, 500 yards per pound; the same yarn, if identified by denier, would be identified as 105 - denier yarn; by tex, 12; by the worsted system, 75; by the woolen system, 26.

No one could tell that was a boy came from countryside at all, nor could he be identified as a son of stonemason.

Any signature, stamp or notation of receipt of the goods by the carrier or,, agent must be identified as that of the carrier or agent.

It is this sort of cultural concerns that make us confirm, those truly outstanding contemporary artists can also be identified as visual artists, intellectuals and cultural figures.

Especially for public works that should be identified as strong volumes set out in series within the public space, on this major site in the city.

The meaning of risk should be identified as the possibility of damage, but not the damage and loss have occurred on the subject matter.

The survey on cultural values among teenagers, conducted by Breakthrough, found that less than20 per cent of SAR teenagers wanted to be identified as Chinese and more than90 per cent regarded National Day as no more than an ordinary holiday.

In slip13 of the Laozi yi of the Guodian bamboo slips, the character formed with Mao(矛) and Shah(山) should be identified as Rui(锐), pronounced as Yue(阅), which means" to accommodate".

There is many a person in the world who can be identified as anything ---either his job, his status or his social role---that shows no trace about his individuality.