Sentence examples for designate the first from inspiring English sources

He originated the term synoptic to designate the first three Gospels and, rejecting the traditional view, held that Mark was derived from Matthew and Luke (the "usage hypothesis").

Words beginning in 'm,' for example, are found in every Eurasiatic family to designate the first person (English: me; Finnish: mina; proto-Altaic: min; Old Japanese: mi).

We thus use the notation of Y1a to designate the first operating period for the case 'a' packets.

For the equalized data block of size, designate the first symbols as the training symbols for phase reference and determine the initial phase by (17).

This German author introduced the term of "basic symptoms" to designate the first symptoms of schizophrenia that constitute the basis on which the others symptoms develop.

Early republican terminology developed independently; e.g., Latin consul 'consul' but Oscan meddíss designate the first magistrate, to Latin senatus 'senate' corresponds Oscan kúmparakineís (genitive singular), and to Latin comitia 'assembly' the Oscan forms comono or kúmbennieís.

Districts also designate the second day of the workshop as a professional development event and provide substitute teachers to allow one full day of participation by science teachers.

It should designate the sixth right finger Julius Caesar is said to have had within the scope of the first possibility operator.

Last year, Minneapolis and Seattle became the first major U.S. cities to designate the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples' Day.

We began to designate the third Thursday of December as "Pre-Kwanzaa," a tradition that continues even to this day.

In 1983, McCain voted against passing a bill to designate the third Monday of every January as a federal holiday in honor of King.