So, 'Aristotle' designates the same man in these various counterfactual circumstances; it is a rigid designator.
The story of 16-year-old-Pearl, struggling to keep going after the death of her mother who dies after giving birth to The Rat as Pearl designates her tiny, newborn sister.
Our familiar word forest designates not only a wooded region, but also an area of land set aside for hunting – as those who have walked through the treeless "forests" of Fisherfield and Corrour in Scotland will know.
And this when the Heritage Foundation annually and bizarrely designates Hong Kong as one of the freest economies, and in many years the freest.Mr Long as alluded to Hong Kong's claim to be Asia's world city.
The Obama administration officially removed Cuba from a list of rogue regimes that it designates as state-sponsors of terrorism (a list that now includes only Iran, Sudan and Syria).
In theory Britain's home secretary designates an area in which police may use stop-and-search powers for up to 28 days.
Among the countries the paper designates as "currency manipulators" are Japan and Singapore.
Mr Obasanjo's new government, when it takes office, may be forced to look again not only at the land law, which designates all minerals as government property, but also the amount of revenue given back to the oil regions from central funds.
As for the heating effects of radio waves, the increase in temperature of the skin caused by holding a phone close to the ear was found to be an order of magnitude less than that caused by direct sunlight.The Group 2B classification the IARC has now adopted for mobile phones designates them as "possible", rather than "probable" (Group 2A) or "proven" (Group 1) carcinogens.
But Mr Khamngen remains worried.In this section The limits of despair Never say Dai Bones and shoals Reprints Related topics ChinaChina designates 55 official minorities, but only three Tibetans, Uighurs and Mongols get much attention abroad, usually over discord with their Han Chinese rulers and neighbours.
Unfortunately, though, the plan simply designates information, telecoms, chemicals and materials as "strategic growth areas"—which sounds all too much like the past strategy of picking winners, the kiss of death for most entrepreneurs.
