Sentence examples for designate manner from inspiring English sources

The pulmonic consonant table, which includes most consonants, is arranged in rows that designate manner of articulation, meaning how the consonant is produced, and columns that designate place of articulation, meaning where in the vocal tract the consonant is produced.

You only get medals if you are able to show the fruits of those labors at a designated place, at a designated time, and in a designated manner.

Rather, the court engaged in a routine exercise of statutory interpretation that construed the Florida election code according to the Legislature's designated "manner" for choosing electors in a statewide election.

The first shooter breaks the formation with the cue ball; he then tries to sink the object balls in some designated order or manner.

The President shall, upon a request from Congress, provide to Congress records and make available personnel requested by Congress to testify under oath in a place and manner designated by the Congress.

Books acquired in that manner were designated "from the ships".

Tumours that grow and spread aggressively in this manner are designated malignant, or cancerous.

In one sense, the most morally laden manner of designating those who are subject to, and benefit from, public health measures, is to think about them as a community (Beauchamp & Steinbock 1999).

Designations to the aromatic protons in the intermediate compounds (3a 3f) were made as; protons ortho to the aldehydic group were designated as 1, 1′ while meta as 2,2′; protons from the other aromatic ring (from acid halide) were designated in a clockwise manner throughout with the letters 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Further assuming the ability to construct a set of reserves in an efficient and close to optimal manner around designated reserve locations, the reserve selection problem can be turned into a search for a single interior point and area for each reserve.

In the 14th and 15th centuries, manière in France and maniera in Italy designated refined, courtly manners and sophisticated bearing.