Sentence examples for added designation from inspiring English sources

Aram acknowledged that he claimed the same basic title as Catholicos Karekin II, the church leader based in Echmiadzin, who also has the added designation of supreme patriarch of all Armenians.

Then there are naming rights: for $200,000 a year, the authority has added the designation "Barclays Center" to the name of the Atlantic Avenue stations in Brooklyn.

Mr. Figueroa recommended denying the woman admission -- but he added the designation "plus," which meant that if another reader strongly disagreed with him, the committee should discuss it.

To differentiate this new measure from more general traditional measures of cognitive engagement, as discussed above, we added the designation "situational" to stress the contextual dependence of this measure.

We named subclades by their regional distributions within the African continent, with 'savanna' added to designations of the three subclades of the S clade, because S clade haplotypes were never carried by forest elephants.

In 1957 plans to add an Interstate Highway designation to the bridge were formed, with the Interstate 70 designation added by 1966.

The Miura was a high-performance two-seat Italian sports car built from 1966 to 1972, and the SV designation added more horsepower to an already very fast vehicle.

Palentologists were heartened that the Bears Ears designation added protections to fossil-rich lands.

Lang (2011) comments "the [IAU has] added a new designation to Ceres, classifying it as a dwarf planet..

Asterisks were added to the designation of cell lines to easily distinguish those that were established from NK/T-cell lymphoma to those from patients with CAEBV infection.

The new nomenclature does not severely change the old names as the class-II myosin stays untouched, the class-I myosins only get the class designation added with the exception of MyoK that will now be referred to as Myo1G, and MyoM is still an orphan myosin and will not be renamed as long as it cannot be grouped to a certain class.