Sentence examples for designation attached from inspiring English sources

Even just having their professional designation attached to their names can make them see more knowledgeable.

Gene ontology designations were attached to EST cluster data in ASAP [ 24] and GeneSpring by migrating this information from the annotations of highly similar molecules in the Drosophila Flybase database (Revision 1.65, Sept. 10, 2005) [ 23].

To say ODB was the face of welfare reform would be a stretch since that designation was unduly attached to black and brown women through the trope of the welfare queen.

Sirius has over 50 other designations and names attached to it.

In contrast, when there is no designation of core service attached to a particular health service, there is little to no accountability for RHAs to allocate funding to these services.

Ryan Stubbs, research director at the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies in Washington, said states were increasingly setting up cultural district designation programs without attaching fiscal incentives.

Leadership is not attached to a designation or a name.

Figure 8 contains a structure of 10B_180 molecule with a detailed image of a kink part and a designation of phenyl planes, which are attached right on four Si atoms which form the kink.

But others in a similar position, like Brendan T. Byrne, a New Jersey governor whose name graced an arena in the Meadowlands for several years -- only to see it stripped and replaced with a corporate designation -- seem not to be as emotionally attached.

The fleet engaged in eleven days of exercises at Manus before departing for Ulithi, and on 23 March was attached to the United States Fifth Fleet with the designation "Task Force 57".

We have come to the table with a clear objective: a long-overdue, mutually acceptable composite name that includes the designation of Macedonia, but attaches an adjective to it to distinguish it from the broader geographical area of Macedonia.