The denomination of concepts, however, is not always done using lexical units that present some morphological mark that characterizes the domain to which it belongs.
The denomination of which I was a part (REACH-SA) held a number of meetings in the mid-nineties, seeking to discuss this very thing: what needed to be done so that predominantly "white" churches" and predominantly "black churches" within the same denomination could have healed and whole relationships with each other.
The denomination of the peroxidase superfamilies should reflect the characteristic enzymatic activities rather than their origin.
The United Church of Christ, the denomination of the Chicago church, is overwhelmingly white.
The article also misstated the denomination of gift certificates distributed by Filene's during the weekend to its first customers.
Besides needing help identifying food labels, they may want to know the denomination of paper currency, say, or whether a baby's head shows signs of a rash.
The Church was termed "the Republican Party at prayer," meaning that in style and in fact it was the denomination of the moneyed class.
They were required to turn in their old gold coins for dollars, which they received according to the denomination of the coin, not on the basis of weight.
Chaplains respond to soldiers coping with the aftermath of combat according to the denomination of the chaplain and the religion of the soldier.
But I am Cornish, so it's good to know that my native county finally has the monopoly on the denomination of our regional dish.
Before conservative activists went after mainline churches over sexuality issues, Episcopalianism was the denomination of prestige, of white-shoed power and pre-eminence in the community.
