Sentence examples for designate both from inspiring English sources
(Some experts prefer to designate both as the genus Rhus).
The Church Fathers used agape to designate both a rite (using bread and wine) and a meal of fellowship to which the poor were invited.
The Mets reported the incident to Major League Baseball, which, under its drug policy, will designate both players as first-time offenders and have them undergo random drug testing.
It is common, therefore, to designate both, as, for example, D- l -fructose or D- l -fructose i.e., both have a D- l -fructosen at the centre or asymmetry most remote from the alD- d -glucosen glucose) or keto enD- d -glucosee) of the molecule, but fructose is levorotatory anD- d -glucosedextrorotatory—hence the latter has been given the alternative name dextrose.e
The new type of consciousness, closely connected with the living body, retains much of the original use of vijñāna to designate both consciousness and cognition.
The dual use of vijñāna in the early Abhidharma literature to designate both a momentary discerning faculty and a persisting sentience, simply masks the problematic: a descriptive account of vijñāna in terms of a succession of momentary cognitive events, which alone are real and causally efficacious, cannot explain how past events outside the immediate causal series can affect the present.
Some companies are producing bars that are designated both organic and single-origin chocolate.
With such a proxy, Mr. Weinstein said, the shareholder designates both the proxy and the candidates for whom the shareholder wants the proxy to vote.
Although the house is designated both a city and a national historic landmark, it isn't really the architecture of the Federal-style brick house that is arresting.
Thus, uncia designated both a unit of weight and one of length and is the source of the modern terms inch and ounce.
The Municipal Art Society testified in favor of designating both buildings and said it was "particularly concerned about the fate of the 57th Street facade".
