Sentence examples for designation material from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Specimen designation   Material Process routes Notch surface A1 Aluminum 1100 As received z plane (top) A2 Aluminum 1100 C, two passes z plane (top) A3 Aluminum 1100 C, two passes y plane (side) A4 Aluminum 1100 BC, four passes z plane (top) B1 Brass C26000 As received z plane (top) B2 Brass C26000 C, two passes z plane (top) B3 Brass C26000 C, two passes y plane (side).

A voting algorithm collects sign information from all level set functions and determines material designation.

Confirmation Studies and Real-Life Production Experience: Ultimately, designation of critical material attributes and process parameters will either be proven or disproven through additional confirmation studies involving multi-sourced excipients.

They fall under the hazardous materials designation and are not allowed on planes.

ASTSWMO is also opposed to a hybrid Subtitle C and D designation in which disposed material is classified as hazardous whereas recycled material is classified as solid waste.

Many furniture companies claim their products are "green," a designation usually referring to material sourcing.

In the following discussion of the material, National Museum of Belau designations with -15 signify specimens from Omedokel cave, while -14 signifies specimens from Ucheliungs cave.

The broadest area of consensus is that classification should be less promiscuous and declassification should be easier — for some material, the "secret" designation should expire automatically.

It can make such a designation if it determines that material financial distress at the company or the nature, scope, size, scale, concentration, interconnectedness or mix of activities of the company could pose a threat to the financial stability of the United States.

Instead of removing them from this list - on which the State Department placed them without "an opportunity to respond to that material before its designation", in the words of the US Court of Appeals ruling in July 2010 - State has refused to delist the MEK.

Like polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), PBDEs are structurally similar synthetic chemicals composed of two phenyl rings linked by oxygen (thus the designation as "ethers"; see Supplemental Material, Figure S1).