Sentence examples for designation assigned from inspiring English sources

Currently, an attack victim can take legal action only if a dog is documented as "dangerous," a designation assigned only after the dog has already bitten, he said.

The T206 designation assigned to the ATC's "white border" set was not assigned by the company itself, but by Jefferson R. Burdick in his 1953 publication The American Card Catalog (ACC), the first comprehensive catalog of trade cards ever published.

"Black Tumblr," an unofficial designation assigned to the community, is a cultural force.

The designation, assigned in the 1927 renumbering, remained until a second renumbering in 1953.

NY 32B was partially replaced by NY 254, the designation assigned to the new highway around Glens Falls.

M-144 was the designation assigned to two former state trunkline highways in the US state of Michigan.

A list of possible supernovae (with PSN designations assigned by the Central Bureau) is maintained here, as well.

Even as Manguso argues against stringently dividing books into genres — "The designations assigned to them by and for the marketplace seem incidental to the authentic achievements of the books themselves" — she concedes memoir's singular challenges.

The neighborhoods within the Rafah refugee camp -- such as Abu Anzah's Block O -- retain the bureaucratic designations assigned by the United Nations in the early 1950s when the facility was created for Palestinians who either fled or were evicted from the new Jewish state.

The experimental gene essentiality data was obtained from four publications [ 10, 23- 25], and the "essential" or "non-essential" designations assigned in the original studies were used.

a. designations assigned to strains deposited in the STEC Reference Center b. [h] – flagellar allele determined by fliC gene sequencing; H – expression of flagellar type confirmed by reaction to antisera.