Sentence examples for basic designations from inspiring English sources

If art is about opening up possibilities, about asking questions rather than providing answers, paintings like these, which throw into flux such basic designations as "blue," "gray," and "green," are beacons.

After basic design work was completed on the Tu-4 bomber Tupolev decided to design a passenger variant with a pressurized fuselage given the internal designation of Tu-70.

The letter left of the basic mission designation indicates that a particular aircraft has been optionally modified for a mission different than its original design purpose.

Occasionally, the basic mission designation is left out if the type and the modified mission (see next step) are included (e.g. MQ-9A).

There is evidence that only a small portion of those falling into the 'below basic health literacy' designation on the NAAL reported receiving any type of health-related information [ 10].

One Arab League ambassador at the meeting said that the resolution's most basic element -- its designation of the allied forces as not just "occupying powers" but a supreme "authority" -- caused him the greatest concern.

The Averting Maternal Death and Disability Program advocates using a designation of "basic minus one" for these facilities, to accurately reflect their contribution [23].

Punctuation and no punctuation are both currently used when appending sub-designations to basic histone families.

According to the Rock Quality Designation (RQD) and Basic Quality (BQ) system for rock mass classification [13, 14], and the Code for Design of Highway Tunnel, the surrounding rock belongs to grades IV, V, and VI [15, 16].

Land use designations, population density, and basic services are key criteria for identifying optimal locations for vertical development of mid- and high- rise buildings.

Thirty-eight percent of students who took the exam -- a higher portion than in previous years -- showed "below basic" skills in math, the lowest score designation given by NAEP.