Sentence examples for designated reading from inspiring English sources

The collections are non-circulating and are used only in designated reading rooms.

His secretive, centralized command of national security policy, which included personal visits to the Central Intelligence Agency, where a designated reading room was set aside for him to review classified intelligence matters, became a signature of the Bush years.

3. Have a designated "reading time" Finding the time to read gets easier if it's scheduled, instead of simply allocating reading to whatever downtime you find available.

A precipitating dye (Seramun Green, Seramun, Heidesee, Germany) was then added, and the hybridisation pattern was analysed using a designated reading device and software (ArrayMate by Alere Technologies GmbH).

To limit the expense, participating schools have designated "reading time," so that they only need to buy enough equipment for one class of students to use at a time.

Wildcard matching: originally RMAP could use base-call quality scores through a user-specified cutoff, which designated read positions as either high- or low-quality.

We used Picard (v0.92) to designate read groups by donor and cell type.

A way to approach this question is through electronic literature; and, more specifically, by designating reading – and the teaching of reading – electronic literature as sites of praxis, where we might observe literacy at-work in its "default settings".

Here, we designate read-pairs in divergent orientation as Class 1 structural events and read-pairs in parallel orientation as Class 2 structural events.

It is no coincidence that this much ignored and hardly understood event in the life of Jesus - his transfiguration - became a designated Gospel reading only in the 1980 Prayer Book revision.

Only "a handful" of hard-copy papers are available to a limited number of people and they can only be accessed in designated Whitehall reading rooms or a permanent secretary's office – the most senior official in a department.