Sentence examples for commonly designated from inspiring English sources
These three quark types are now commonly designated as "up" (u), "down" (d), and "strange" (s).
An example is Two limiting mechanisms of electron transfer, commonly designated outer-sphere and inner-sphere mechanisms, have been recognized.
Official categories that were clearly racial were commonly designated "communities": the Indian community, the Coloured community, the white community, and the black community.
Out of the 50,000 yearly road traffic deaths in the European Union (formed by 27 European countries and commonly designated as EU-27), some 8500 are pedestrians.
These engines typically discharge high levels of particulate matter (soot), reactive nitrogen compounds (commonly designated NOx), and odour compared with spark-ignition engines.
His best-known work, Hypomnematismoi kai semeioseis gnomikai ("Personal Comments and Annotations"), commonly designated the "Philosophical and Historical Miscellany," is an encyclopaedic collection of tracts and essays on classical thought, history, and literature, comprising more than 80 Greek authors.
Last month, Judge Brimmer struck down a rule that prohibited road building in areas that had neither been developed nor designated wilderness, commonly referred to as a "roadless rule".
People commonly call firms so designated systemically important financial institutions, or, SIFIs.
Although it is neither officially designated nor commonly referred to as such, the Hall Road portion of M-59 is coextensive with "20 Mile Road" in the Detroit Mile Road system.
This range of sequence similarity is commonly observed with groups designated as "species" by other criteria [ 26].
The term filariasis is commonly used to designate bancroftian filariasis, caused by Wuchereria bancrofti, organisms that are widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of the world and are transmitted to man by mosquitoes, usually Culex fatigans.
