Sentence examples for designation into from inspiring English sources

Before putting the roadless designation into effect, the Forest Service had drawn up plans for the immediate development of 300,000 acres in the Tongass.

Until the Jets decide whether to remove Holmes from the physically-unable-to-perform list — if he retains that designation into the season, he must miss the first six games — he will follow a strict rehabilitation schedule.

Determined to bring the blurry designation into focus, Banning resolved to use images where words sometimes fail. .

Division Street carries the BUS M-28 designation into the central business district of Ishpeming, where it runs past local businesses, Ishpeming High School and the original Ishpeming City Hall.

The morphologically and ecologically defined designation into Carychium and Zospeum was supported by molecular data (MCL: 100; PP: 1.00; ML ≥ 97).

This re-designation of a majority of Salmonella organisms previously known by their species designation into a single species because of observed genetic similarities conflicted with historical and behavioural differences observed in their host ranges.

In fact, companies have built eCommerce specific designations into their organizational charts.

In 1903, the Romanian scientist Emil Racoviță placed all these designations into Balaenoptera physalus.

Certain taxonomic authorities have collapsed both designations into the North American cougar, with Eastern or Florida subspecies not recognized, while a subspecies designation remains recognized by some conservation scientists.

Given the small number (n=5) of nonsense variants, we created a 'coding nonsynonymous' designation by combining the 'missense' and 'nonsense' categories; similarly, we combined the 'untranslated 3', and 'untranslated 5' designations into the category 'untranslated'untranslated

A number of topological measures have been used, including the Jaccard and cosine similarity coefficients (the cosine approach initially maps the binary term designations into a vector space), the shortest path-based distances (Rada et al., 1989) and so forth.