0 a set of numbers, letters, or symbols that is used to represent a piece of data or a process in a computer program:
a device identifier
1 a name, series of numbers, etc. that is used in a system to represent someone or something:
an airport identifier
In 1968, this closed-ended item yielded an estimate of 76 per cent party identifiers.
This operation performs create(chantype), creates a node for each of the two resulting channel ends, and returns the identifiers of the two channel ends.
The first rule avoids cluttering up the key with identifiers that account for only a small fraction of the total storage allocated.
The search engine's query results deliver identifiers used to retrieve entities and their metadata from the store.
As we suggested earlier, one possibility is that working-class identifiers believe politics is less relevant or less accessible to members of their class.
It is therefore natural and parsimonious for agents to use these existing external identifiers when communicating with other agents.
For example, in repeatedly mobile code, we might want to instantiate each identifier only as needed to always pick up the current local definitions.
The user queries with a type and gets a list of all identifiers of an equivalent type.
