Sentence examples similar to designate an aim from inspiring English sources
He did not designate a type specimen.
Whether it's about hacking at an object, aiming at a target, designating a location for the game character to run, or simply changing the direction of the point-of-view camera, eye tracking might make it a whole lot easier for gamers to interact with the gaming environment.
The aim of all serious Go pupils is ultimately to be designated a professional.
Busselton was designated a city in 2012.
Dealey Plaza has been designated a National Historic Landmark.
P designates a phosphorylated 5' end.
But the season's most compelling storyline is surely the third coming of Favre, a quarterback legend with the Green Bay Packers, a bust with the New York Jets – and now the designated saviour aiming to lead the Minnesota Vikings to a first Super Bowl in franchise history.
Considered the 2030 Agenda, the designated 17 goals aim to eliminate poverty, inequality, hunger and under-nutrition --and at the same time tackle the impact of climate change and adaptation.
Despite signs on the doors of every shop in site screaming "Do not park in the middle of the lot - YOU WILL BE BOOTED!", people would, almost purposefully, avoid the normal, designated spots and aim for the smack-dab-middle.
The battleship had been designated as the aim point for Able and was painted red, with white gun barrels and gunwales, to make her stand out in the central cluster of target ships.
