Why else would he have designed it from so few components: each of which is compact, simple in shape, and clearly designated to fulfill a specific function?
Table 3 presents the results of the survey by arranging the items according to the highest proportion of physicians who gave a designated rank to a specific symptom.
"Most of our disaster funding is received post-event and is designated to support direct service delivery for a specific event," Mr. Becker said.
Like the Senate version, the House bill calls for Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano to designate a specific official to coordinate efforts to prevent "homegrown violent Islamist extremism, including the violent ideology of Al Qaeda and its affiliated groups, in the United States".
"It's difficult to designate a specific point in time when they'll be able to do this," Austin said, offering instead "incremental" evidence of Kurdish success and an Iraqi division's advance toward Ramadi in support of a division already there.
The American logician Charles S. Peirce, another pioneering pragmatist, may have been the first to use the word to designate a specific philosophical doctrine.
Ask the exchange to designate a specific trade adviser to your account.
As with other symbols, there are exceptions with out-of-sequence suffixes (e.g. to designate a specific customer, like the "N" in F-16N designated "Navy").
For inter-condition comparisons, a threshold of log2 ratio >1 and log2 ratio <−1 (corresponding to twofold over- or under-expression, respectively) was used to designate a specific transcript as significantly over- or under-expressed, respectively.
The Credit Mechanism: The credit mechanism, as currently structured, is an on-lending model whereby the banking partner lends money deposited by the donor agency to groups designated under a specific programme.
