Sentence examples for article designates from inspiring English sources

The article designates how the size of the insular system affects the hybrid power plant's synthesis and operating algorithm.

Last year, an Associated Press article designated the Huntington-Ashland metropolitan area as the unhealthiest in America, based on its analysis of data collected in 2006 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Facilities checkout article S-II-F became the dynamic test article designated S-II-F/D.

If an article designated more than one corresponding author, one of these authors was randomly selected.

An article designated as relevant to a DC was then read to determine the factors that may have accounted for its publication.

Each article designated as pertaining to a DC was expressed as a percentage of the total number appearing in one of the six categories during each successive year.

All articles designated as irrelevant would be excluded from further consideration, thereby saving human effort.

For example, Wiegers et al. (16) reported that in the CTD it was easy for biocurators to identify articles not appropriate for curation workflow; overall, CTD biocurators only spent 7% of their time on these (average of 2.5 min per rejected article versus 21 min on average for a curatable article), with 40% of articles designated as 'not appropriate'.

Note that in this article "source" designates the emitting sensor.

In brief, what they require of States is that they: collect "appropriate information" to enable States "to formulate and implement policies to give effect to" the CRPD (Article 31); designate a focal point within government on implementation; and designate a mechanism "to promote, protect and monitor implementation of the present Convention (Article 33).

The term Cenozoic, originally spelled Kainozoic, was introduced by English geologist John Phillips in an 1840 Penny Cyclopaedia article to designate the most recent of the three major subdivisions of the Phanerozoic Eon.