Sentence examples for behind the designations from inspiring English sources

Harmonization is, therefore, desirable because differences between concepts do not necessarily become apparent at the designation level, similarity at the designation level does not necessarily mean that the concepts behind the designations are identical, mistakes occur when a single concept is designated by two synonyms which by error are considered to designate two different concepts" [5].

Is it all nonsense or is there something behind the designations?

While boosters trumpet the clarity of conviction behind the designation, others point to all the new problems it raises.

The council seems to have forgotten very quickly that the idea behind the designation--and the cultural heritage ordinance itself--was to give the tenants, the owner, the city and, perhaps other interested groups, time to explore the possibility of preserving the fragile housing complex.

This paper describes the decisions behind the design principles used and how the logarithmic progression of sizes led to the development of the logMAR designation of visual acuity and the improved sensitivity gained from letter-by-letter scoring.

The designations were issued June 9.

Question designations refer to the designations in Table 2.

What are some of the designations?

Walker describes the ceremonious speaker behind the lengthy designation as "the voice that I tend to assume whenever I'm making work, one that presumes that I have some kind of authority over it".

"No other country has the legal right to designate as terrorist another country's armed forces... Iran's influence in the Middle East and its success in fighting against Islamic State are reasons behind this designation," the broadcaster said.

Another police officer, who often works undercover and was allowed to testify behind a black screen under the designation "Detective A," described how three officers were dispatched to watch Mr. Bryant at the hotel, near the Vail ski resort.