Much of the oldest poetry was recorded in the Codex Regius manuscript, which contains the Sæmundar Edda (c. 1270), commonly designated by scholars as the Poetic Edda, or Elder Edda (see Edda).
The General Method resulted from an adaptation of a method present in Part 1-5 and Part 1-6 of Eurocode 3 that is commonly designated by the Overall Method, though it is not clear why this adaptation was performed.
They have no money — having come from traditional villages, where money is not commonly used — and look for a place in the slums, a marsh, a quagmire, a piece of barren desert, some terrible plot, usually designated by the municipal authorities for these new arrivals to the city.
Much less numerous are southern groups who appear to be descended, at least in part, either from peoples of East African origin (some of whom settled in historical times on India's western coast) or from a population commonly designated as Negrito, now represented by numerous small and widely dispersed peoples from the Andaman Islands, the Philippines, New Guinea, and other areas.
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.
Multi-species (non-targeted) catch, commonly designated as "marine fish nei" (nei: not elsewhere included) by FAO, surpasses the catch of any individual species in China's ocean capture fisheries.
This secondary axis is commonly designated as 'dorsoventral' (a shorthand term whose inaccuracy is illuminated by Figure 2A).
Antibiotic production in Streptomyces sp. (like Mycobacterium sp., a genus of the phylum Actinobacteria) is fundamentally dependent on pathways activated by the bacterial alarmones, guanosine tetraphosphate and guanosine pentaphosphate (commonly designated as (p ppGpp).
The plant cell wall carbohydrates form a complex matrix composed of crystalline and insoluble cellulose fibres intimately covered by an intricate network of more easily solubilizable carbohydrate polysaccharides, generically designated as hemicellulose, and, more distantly, by a gel-forming layer of galacturonic acid-containing polysaccharides, commonly designated as pectin.
These three quark types are now commonly designated as "up" (u), "down" (d), and "strange" (s).
