But "it is difficult to put together a designation in that time frame," Mr. Tierney said.
As Nāgasena declares in response to the King's question about who he is or what is he known as: "Nāgasena and so on is only a generally understood term, a designation in common use.
Level 5 is the highest level autonomy, a designation in which the vehicle handles all driving under all conditions.
The portion of modern NY 22 north of Whitehall remained unnumbered in 1924 but gained a designation in 1925 when NY 30, a route assigned in 1924 that linked Mechanicville to Whitehall, was extended north from Whitehall to the Canadian border north of Mooers.
Today, as a prelude to the 12th designation in a Western state this year through the 1906 Antiquities Act, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt came here to see a sandstone rock in which William Clark, a leader of the Lewis and Clark expedition, carved his name and the date he came by, July 25, 1806, on his return to St . Louis
Water quality testing resulted in a designation of a water use recommendation for each hauling resource.
The rubric "based on a true story" is a malleable designation in film and television.
Ms. Raab said yesterday that she was having "very productive conversations" with The New York Times Company, which rebuffed a proposed landmark designation in 1985, at a time when newspapers were still printed there.
A Unesco designation in 1996 drew attention to Baikal's plight, but a recent study found the nerpa now among the most toxic seals on the planet.
Though it means different things in different places, a Class-A designation roughly equates to a unit in high-end, unfurnished building in a good part of town.
