means of identification

They were more a tradition than a true means of identification.

Haven't you enough sense to know that there are some people who never carry any means of identification?

"I'm the only one in the office without a tie," he will say as a means of identification.

There were no clothes, jewelry or other means of identification.

These structures are unique in every human; they can be used as means of identification.

For these, some means of identification would be required. "

The special mark would be the means of identification.

You must specify the means of identification to be used in your application.

Brands are seen as a means of identification and a guarantee for quality.

The man carried no wallet, papers, or other means of identification.

But there may be passwords, other means of identification, perhaps speaking in their own language.

An initial answer might be: by means of identification.

"Surely there must have been some means of identification," said Clare.

"I told you that I had no means of identification," he said.

And he said, 'Do you have any means of identification?'

One of the best means of identification is by its scales.

Perhaps the best means of identification for the future is simply the place of origin.

Whenever such records can be found, teeth are a highly reliable means of identification.

Dressed in black with no obvious means of identification.

Under this definition, a name or Social Security number is considered a "means of identification."

Mr M was concerned, however, that the social workers who came to his house had no means of identification.

Finally, the animals are given a tattoo number and a microchip as a means of identification.

"And you have some means of identification, do you, sir?"

They left the two dead men at the old farmhouse, first stripping all means of identification from their clothing.

"A name is just a means of identification," Zandro countered.