In diverse, stratified Hawaii, we all designate each other by race, using references that evolved from sugar plantation pidgin dating back to the late 1870s.
Thurner and his colleagues then used their data on interpersonal interactions to divide these friendships into two groups: close friends, or players who had declared friendship and communicated through private messaging, and acquaintances, or players who had designated each other as friends but did not message.
"I could have a common law marriage case come in my door tomorrow, because here on Facebook they've designated each other as husband and wife, and I think that's definitely something we could use in a court of law as proof," O'Neil said.
Make the game more difficult by designating rules for other cards.
To develop a random small RNA expression library suitable for large-scale genetic selections, we constructed a modified pLXSN retroviral vector containing the human U6 and H1 RNA polymerase III promoters in opposite orientation to each other (designated pHybrid).
But the White House did not designate the other five members until June 14.
Aside from spending on abstinence and H.I.V. programs, the federal government designates no other money for sex education.
Disagreement arose after the party re-designated as "other" rather then "unionist".
4) While most have a designated leader, other members also contribute to the organization of the group's activities".
Alliance Party MLA are designated as "other", as opposed to defining themselves as unionist or nationalist in the assembly.
One might say that 'Apis mellifera' designates the honeybee kind in every possible world: it never designates any other kind, like the bumblebee kind, say.
