The Fed would designate a "target week," commencing no less than 90 days and no more than 120 days after the enactment of the law.
Using 236 oligonucleotides, their design designates a single oligonucleotide target and its reverse complement for each type of transposable element.
For the two-site tests, one station from each of the five pairs was designated as a reference station; the other was designated as a target station.
It was on the banned list, according to a senior officer, and needed approval from the US Commander-in-Chief, Bill Clinton, to have it removed from that list and designated as a target.
At one point in the hearing, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the normally even-tempered Democratic chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, angrily reminded his colleagues that he had been designated as a target for violent attacks, even assassination, on a Web site run by abortion opponents who later declared bankruptcy to avoid paying court judgments.
In 2014, President Barack Obama signed an executive order designating Bank Rossiya a target of economic sanctions as a result of Russia's annexation of Crimea.
ChIP analysis verified WT1 binding to the p63 promoters, designating p63 a target gene of WT1.
This model is based on the "Tower of London" task introduced by Shallice, 42 which involves moving colored beads on three posts from some starting state to an end state designated with a target image.
To be designated as a target lesion, a lesion must meet the criteria to be considered measurable, which are as follows: ⩾10 mm in longest diameter (with spiral CT) or ⩾20 mm in longest diameter (with conventional techniques).
The italicized "him" is Cavafy's desperate attempt to designate a single target for all those pronouns, but language doesn't work that way: the pronouns miss, and the fact that they miss is the reason, after all, that Cavafy is in despair.
