The SES is designated to the position or rank of a person or group in society.
Nucleotide position 1 was designated to be the C of the unique EcoR1 site (GAATTC) in the positive polarity.
in 1552, Edward VI passed a poor act which designated a position of "Collector of Alms" in each parish and created a register of licensed poor.
It is better to a designate a position in a function table for each variable and then to represent the values of the variable with 0 or 1.
When appropriate, mutations found were designated according to their position in the mature insulin chains (1).
For instance, in organs with high cell turnover such as the intestine, a short duration of labeling (2 hours) was sufficient to designate a baseline position of proliferating crypt cells [ 30].
When this timed automaton is summoned into action, it gives messages to the designated points to assume a particular position.
Though the term 'functionalism' is used to designate a variety of positions in a variety of other disciplines, including psychology, sociology, economics, and architecture, this entry focuses exclusively on functionalism as a philosophical thesis about the nature of mental states.
For example, in a robot controller, the program might specify that the arm is to move to a designated position, and the feedback control system is used to verify that the move has been correctly made.
Sheffield received a two-year, $28 million extension from the Tigers and was moved to designated hitter, a less taxing position.
To overcome this issue, knowledge of the frequency shift per voxel is needed so that all the measurements can be shifted back to their designated spectral positions (to compensate ( alpha )).
