The technology works like this: A shooter designates a target using a small button on the rifle's trigger guide.
The italicized "him" is Cavafy's desperate attempt to designate a single target for all those pronouns, but language doesn't work that way: the pronouns miss, and the fact that they miss is the reason, after all, that Cavafy is in despair.
Normally, a Target store — even one not designated a Super Target — has jillions of items for sale, including many things that you need and many more that you don't need but somehow end up buying anyway; because everything is so cheap, you go into a Target intending to spend about twenty dollars, and you leave having spent a hundred and sixty-five.
Using 236 oligonucleotides, their design designates a single oligonucleotide target and its reverse complement for each type of transposable element.
For the two-site tests, one station from each of the five pairs was designated as a reference station; the other was designated as a target station.
Once you've targeted one, designate a restructuring team and find a senior sponsor to push the process along.
It was on the banned list, according to a senior officer, and needed approval from the US Commander-in-Chief, Bill Clinton, to have it removed from that list and designated as a target.
At one point in the hearing, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the normally even-tempered Democratic chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, angrily reminded his colleagues that he had been designated as a target for violent attacks, even assassination, on a Web site run by abortion opponents who later declared bankruptcy to avoid paying court judgments.
In 2014, President Barack Obama signed an executive order designating Bank Rossiya a target of economic sanctions as a result of Russia's annexation of Crimea.
ChIP analysis verified WT1 binding to the p63 promoters, designating p63 a target gene of WT1.
