Sentence examples for designation in the from inspiring English sources

Species-specific primers (given "RT" designation in the primer name) were designed to detect protein-coding sequences from cDNA.

Consumers in America can go for a new designation in the Xperia Z4v, which trades the thin design to include a wireless charging circuit.

Books that can be loaded out have a "Lending: Enabled" designation in the product details area.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization will make a decision on the designation in the next few months.

Mr. Glacken said Freeport had sought a designation in the past but was unsuccessful because the village did not meet the state's qualifications for unemployment and poverty.

The organization, based in Denver, has filed a lawsuit challenging Mr. Clinton's unilateral designation in the past year of more than half a dozen new national monuments.

Microsoft plans to remove the beta designation in the second half of the year, when it will formally launch in the US, Britain and China.

The chairman of the MPEG group, Leonardo Chiariglione, is frequently given that designation in the international news media, though he rejects the title.

The one big holdout is the Bush administration, which testified against the proposed designation in the House and is likely to do so again in the Senate.

"501(c)" is just the IRS's designation in the tax code for nonprofit groups, and (4) is the subsection of groups we are concerned with here.

But the campaign for this designation in the United States has no support from a wide spectrum of mainstream counterterrorism analysts.