The color power Doppler function is a simple technical means of visually enhancing the depiction of sliding, designated the "Power Slide" [28].
You will be able to designate the power of attorney, and your attorney will help you iron out any other wrinkle you may encounter in the arrangement.
The rich nomenclature used to designate the "powers" exploits the resources of both the Bible and the rabbinical tradition, of the Sefer yetzira, of some ritual observances, and also of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the signs that can be added to them to indicate the vowels.
Their names are mentioned to designate the main power behind the scientific activities.
Instead of "faith," such concepts as revelation, authority, or tradition could be (and, indeed, have been) cited; and "reason," though unambiguously meant to designate the natural powers of human cognition, could also be granted (and, in fact, has been granted) very different meanings.
Pratt & Whitney was also working on the same principle and, by late 1966, Boeing, Pan Am and Pratt & Whitney agreed to develop a new engine, designated the JT9D to power the 747.
The legislation would let the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which mostly oversees economic matters in the power business, designate the council to set enforceable regulations.
6 It follows that the Congress, as an incident to such legislation, has the power to designate the representative of the employees or group or craft of employees for the purpose of bargaining.
But it is provided that nothing in the act contained shall operate to enlarge the rights of any railway company to cut timber on the public domain, and there are other provisions giving the Secretary of the Interior the power to designate the tracts from which the timber may be cut or to prescribe the rules and regulations for the cutting.
Mr. Obama is designating the monuments using his power under the Antiquities Act, the 1906 law that allows presidents to set aside important natural, cultural and historical sites for permanent protection.
