Sentence examples for change in designation from inspiring English sources

In fact, the change in designation was a policy matter.

While the monument survived, the change in designation has an immediate effect on Gay's work, he said, because he could no longer use part of a $25,000 Bureau of Land Management grant he was awarded to continue excavating the site.

Due to extensive changes in designations in both states during the 20th century, the entire length of the present highway consists of renamed segments from other highways.

Such a change in MSA designation may occur as a result of redesignation of an MSA by the Executive Office of Management and Budget.

In the past year, the Department has requested a change in the designation of the CIP code for the undergraduate and graduate programs in Economics.

The change in class designation to A3 reflected the fitting to the same chassis of a higher pressure boiler with a greater superheating surface and a small reduction in cylinder diameter, leading to an increase in locomotive weight.

This change in gene designation will restrict the spectrum of viable mutation in the derived cell lineage.

Although there exists a large body of literature pertaining to the study of V. harveyi ATCC strain BAA-1116 (BB120), especially with respect to quorum sensing, these findings necessitate a change in species designation.

Sean Kevelighan, a spokesman for Citi's consumer banking division, said that letter was a result of a change in flood designations.

The changes in school designation have largely catered for pupils' different ages and abilities, or been focused on raising the overall performance of schools, whilst pupils' natural propensity for the scientific, the arts, or the practical has received relatively little attention.

Differences in ocean NPP estimates in (16) and those in Fig. 1 and Table 1 result from (i) addition of Arctic and Antarctic monthly ice masks, (ii) correction of a rounding error in previous calculations of pixel area, and (iii) changes in the designation of the seasons to correspond with (3).