Sentence examples for designated section from inspiring English sources

Metals, plastics, wood and fabrics each have a designated section.

Setting targets each day, students have the freedom of 24 hours to complete their designated section of revision.

Unable to find a commercial tenant for his house's ground floor (the apartments upstairs were designated Section 8, for low-income tenants), he started selling rudimentary takeout to Revel's construction crews.

The Daily Beast, but for one specifically designated section, has eschewed aggregation and emphasized actual opinion writing, which, in Brown's former professional life, had the benefit of editors and fact checkers.

Sport-friendly sun-and-fun resort towns include Costa Teguise, Lanzarote, where windsurfers stick to a designated section of the busy beach, allowing sun worshippers, swimmers and cocktail-drinkers to watch (or ignore) the action in safety.

The focus is on the terrain park, a designated section of a ski trail that is sculptured and groomed with features like flat-crowned tabletop jumps, metal rails and plastic-coated rectangular boxes for sliding on and halfpipes scooped out of the snow.

Not all of it, mind, just designated sections – and with strict regulations.

In case you're worried about the ecological impact of all that litter, most races now have designated sections along the route where riders can dispose of their empties.

Here at TechCrunch, we found a six-pack of sites that either specialize in, or have designated sections and great search filters for what we call green tech.

The photomask (initially a standard photomask) is etched in designated sections in order to obtain a surface nearly conformal to the topography of the wafer to be patterned and allowing to maintain the ultimate resolution of UV mask aligners in the contact mode, down to ∼0.5 μm critical dimension at 250 nm wavelength in spite of the difficult topography of the chip.

Some resorts in Turkey already have specially designated sections for males and females, an addition to Turkish tourism that has sparked debate, with some arguing that it represents an increasing divergence from the separation of religion and state.