In other cases, comments have more general application and are designated, for example, as comment 4(a -1.
That does not mean, however, that her administration would necessarily oppose development in an area designated, for example, as "rural". Those projects would just fall to the end of the line during the approval process.
Increased lengths of the short-arm satellites and stalks of the acrocentric D and G group chromosomes (13, 14, 15, 21 and 22) are designated, for example, as 14ps+ and 13pstk+, while increased lengths of the short arms themselves are designated as p+ (e.g. 15p+) (Madon et al., 2005).
The methods involve detection of homologues by a sequence similarity search using that part of the sequence bearing the catalytic residues from a designated type example, assembly of an alignment, generation of a phylogenetic tree from the alignment, followed by computerized assessment of the tree to identify clusters of related sequences.
The scheme's detractors argued registering individuals when they applied for a designated document (for example, a passport) amounted to "compulsion by the back door".
Australia Post wants to charge customers extra to deliver letters within a designated time – for example the next day – while regular mail could take longer.
Pakistan is now the classic example: designated a "major non-NATO ally" by the Bush administration, it seems to take that alliance seriously on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while it flirts with the Taliban on nights and weekends.
Predominantly white suburbs and towns in the north-east, for example, designated their public beaches for residents only, or charged exorbitant access fees for non-residents, or barred non-residents from parking near the shore, all designed to keep minority populations in neighboring cities out.
In the case of generic goods (any goods within a class rather than specifically designated goods; for example, 10 tons of coal), ownership cannot pass to the buyer until the seller has specified those goods which he intends to deliver (by transferring 10 tons of coal to a carrier for transportation to the buyer).
She recommends treating those "allergens like a raw product and follow the flow and keep the allergen in a segregated or designated area". For example, salads with walnuts, almonds and sesame are prepared in a separate area, reducing the chance of exposure.
How many, for example, designated minority students is enough for critical mass to be achieved?
