Sentence examples for designating the structure from inspiring English sources

"Formally designating the structure as historic would only perpetuate a bad urban condition and glorify the mistakes of the past," the two wrote.

The commission went ahead with its hearing, but ultimately decided not to designate the structure because it had been irreparably changed.

Importantly, the "ate" ending associated with heteroatom-attached groups designates the structure as a phosphoric acid functional group derivative.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, which was not involved in designating the building a historic structure, is actively seeking to preserve similar structures around the country.

In this classification scheme exist five main types according to the mucosal surface of the colon, as illustrated in Fig. 3. Type III is divided into types III-S and III-L, designating the size of the pit structure.

However, with daily image guidance to reduce the need of adding planning target margins and by designating the EAS as an avoidance structure, sparing the EAS from RT would be possible in certain cases that have the cancer located 2 to 4 cm superior to EAS.

The posteromedial skin edge was designated as the "structure at risk" so it and the underlying tibial neurovascular bundle could be stretched no more than 1 mm a day.

The cross peaks are labeled with a first letter representing the subunit as designated in the structure shown above the spectra and the rest of the label representing the position on that subunit.

Around 350 K, a phase transition was observed and found to be identical to the ZIF-7 lp to np phase transition reported by Aguado et al.. Here, we designate the ZIF-7 structure as the "ZIF-7-I" phase and the structure produced under heating as the "ZIF-7-II" phase.

Hence, we designated the loop VI structure of chains A and B as H-type (hydrogen bond type) and F-type (hydrogen bond free type, albeit with hydrogen bonding to a water molecule) respectively.

The dotted lines designate the shape of the structure as etching proceeds.